Steering & Suspension Repair

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Using the best parts for the past twenty years has built our strong reputation & we will keep it that way! Tie rods, ball joints, idler arm & bushings are some steering & suspension components. The function of these parts & others are a direct reflection of your vehicle's wheel alignment angles. If  parts like these have failed, it will more than likely cause an alignment problem. Before we perform a wheel alignment, each and every steering & suspension component is properly inspected to insure safety and proper adjustment of alignment angles. These replacement parts also have a lifetime warranty.

The suspension is a collection of springs, dampers, bushings, rods, links, and arms used between each wheel and the car body or frame. In a suspension system, springs support the car, shocks control the movements, links define the motion and mounts remove the noise. The tires apply the forces and remove the noise. 

As the car travels, the body bounces and the spring supports the body. The body's natural bounce depends on the spring stiffness and body mass. This is known as the "sprung mass."

The tire/links/knuckle has mass. The tire is also a spring with a high natural frequency because the mass is small and the tire is a stiff spring. This frequency is known as the "unsprung mass."

Rear Suspension
Even though the rear suspension does not have to contend with steering functions, it is still a significant part of the vehicles' suspension system. Generally, rear suspensions fall into one of three types: Solid axle rear, Independent, & Semi-independent.

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Remanufactured Rack & Pinion

Variable Rate Coil Springs

Chassis Parts

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