Greensboro Jeep Repair

Shocks and struts do not always fail loudly or obviously. Most drivers notice the car feels different before they know which part is responsible. The ride gets bouncier, the front end dips more during braking, or the tires start wearing in strange patterns. That change should not be brushed off as normal aging. Shocks and struts help control how the vehicle moves, how the tires meet the road, and how stable the car feels during braking, turning, and rough road driving. Once they wear out, the rest of the suspension has to work harder. Shocks And Struts Control Vehicle Movement Shocks and struts are designed to control spring movement. The springs carry the vehicle’s weight and absorb road impact, while the shocks and struts keep that motion from continuing too long. Without that control, the vehicle would keep bouncing after every bump. When these parts wear, the vehicle starts moving more than it should. You might feel extra bounce after hitting a dip, more ... read more