The suspension system on your vehicle works together with your steering and brake systems. Its main purpose is to keep your tires in contact with the road.

A worn shock or strut will increase your stoping distance and cause premature wear on your tie rods, ball joints and tires.

How often Should I get my suspension checked?

We recommend that you have a full suspension and chassis inspection every 20,000 km or once a year for your safety.

A new set of shocks will do more than improve your ride, it will enhance your braking and steering systems, and reward you with a safer and easier to control vehicle.