Suspension Repair and Maintenance
Is your car clunking, thumping, bouncing, leaning or shaking?
We at Reed Davis Rivercity Motors stress the importance of maintaining the suspension of your vehicle. The suspension system consists of;
Tires, the air in the tires, springs, shock absorbers, struts, arms, bars, linkages, bushings, and joints.
The suspension system components are located between the frame of the vehicle and the road. They make your vehicles ride enjoyable and smooth. This is important for several reasons:
Comfort:
A well-maintained suspension system helps to provide a comfortable ride for you and your passengers. The suspension system absorbs the bumps and vibrations of the road, reducing the impact felt inside the vehicle.
Handling:
The suspension system also affects the handling of your vehicle. A properly functioning suspension helps you to maintain control of your vehicle and to steer accurately, especially in difficult driving conditions.
Safety:
A damaged or worn suspension system can compromise the safety of your vehicle. It can affect your ability to stop, steer, or accelerate your vehicle, and can increase the risk of accidents or tire blowouts.
Longevity:
Regular maintenance of your suspension system can help to extend the life of its components, such as shocks, struts, and springs. Replacing worn or damaged suspension components can prevent further damage to other parts of the suspension system and can ensure that your vehicle continues to perform safely and reliably.
Overall, maintaining the suspension of your vehicle is essential for a safe and comfortable driving experience. It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule, have your vehicle serviced by a qualified mechanic, and address any suspension problems promptly. Doing so can help you avoid more costly repairs or replacements down the road, and ensure that your vehicle continues to operate reliably and comfortably for years to come.
Stop by Reed Davis Rivercity Motors to have your vehicle inspected and repaired today!