Your suspension system absorbs road imperfections, keeps your tires in contact with the road, and gives you the ability to steer and brake safely.
What Does the Suspension System Do?
The suspension connects your vehicle to its wheels using shocks, struts, springs, control arms, and bushings. Together, these components absorb bumps, maintain tire contact, and ensure predictable steering and braking.
Signs Your Suspension Needs Attention
- Nose-diving when braking: Worn shocks or struts
- Pulling to one side: Alignment or worn components
- Excessive bouncing: Worn shocks or struts
- Uneven tire wear: Suspension alignment issues
- Clunking or rattling: Loose or worn components
Why Regular Inspections Matter
Suspension components wear gradually. Regular inspections catch problems early — before they affect your safety or cause expensive damage. Visit any Chloe's location for expert suspension service.