Shocks And Struts Replacement

Worn shocks or struts make the ride bouncy, cause nose-diving when braking, and wear your tires unevenly. Replacing them restores comfort, handling, and control.

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Common causes

High mileage wearing out the dampers
Leaking shock or strut seals
Rough roads and frequent heavy loads
Worn strut mounts or bushings
Corrosion on the strut body
Bent unit from a hard impact

Frequently asked questions

How do I know when shocks or struts need replacing?

Look for a bouncy ride, fluid leaks on the unit, uneven tire wear, or the front diving when you brake.

Should shocks and struts be replaced in pairs?

Yes — replacing them in axle pairs keeps handling balanced and even from side to side.

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