Davenport's Trusted Suspension Repair Shop

A smooth and comfortable ride means that you have a well-working suspension. However, there are several parts that all work together to produce a solid performance. These include: 

• Springs- When you're driving and hit a bump or hole, the coil or lead springs in the suspension take the impact of the fore. If you're looking for a smooth ride, you want loosely wound springs. 
• Shocks- Your vehicle's shocks or shock absorbers are responsible for handling the rebound from the springs that are also part of the suspension system. 
• Struts- The struts are what hold the shock absorbers. Struts serve as the connection between the wheels and your car. It is recommended that your struts be replaced every 60,000 to 100,000 miles. 
• Tires- Yes, tires impact your suspension. If you have uneven, unbalanced, or under-inflated tires, your car will not handle them well. 

To ensure that your car runs smoothly, you must have all of the above components- springs, shocks, struts, and tires in good working order. 

• Car leaning and curving while driving 
• Car pulling to one side when driving straight 
• Uneven tire wear due to suspension problems