Bump stops are critical suspension components that prevent the suspension from bottoming out, cushioning extreme compression. Worn or missing bump stops can lead to harsh impacts, suspension damage, and reduced ride comfort. Proper maintenance ensures safety, stability, and longevity of suspension components.

Shackle bushes are critical components that connect leaf spring shackles to the vehicle chassis, cushioning movement and reducing vibration. Worn or damaged shackle bushes can cause clunking noises, harsh ride quality, and uneven tyre wear. Timely maintenance preserves ride comfort, stability, and suspension longevity.

D bushes are essential suspension components that secure the anti-roll bar to the chassis, allowing controlled movement while reducing vibration and noise. Worn or damaged D bushes can cause clunking noises, loose handling, and uneven tyre wear. Timely inspection and replacement ensure smooth and stable suspension performance.

Leaf springs are a key suspension component, especially in trucks, pickups, and commercial vehicles, designed to support heavy loads and maintain ride stability. Worn or damaged leaf springs can lead to sagging, poor handling, uneven tyre wear, and reduced safety. Proper inspection and maintenance ensure your vehicle remains stable under all conditions.

Tie rod ends are essential steering components that connect the steering rack to the wheel hubs, translating driver input into wheel movement. Worn or damaged tie rod ends can cause loose steering, uneven tyre wear, and poor handling. Early detection and replacement ensure safe, responsive steering.

Wheel hubs and bearings allow your wheels to rotate smoothly while supporting vehicle weight and maintaining alignment. Worn or damaged hubs can lead to noise, vibration, uneven tyre wear, and compromised safety. Timely inspection and maintenance preserve performance and reliability.

The steering knuckle is a critical suspension and steering component that connects the wheel hub, control arms, and steering system. Damage or wear can affect alignment, handling, and tyre life. Regular inspection ensures your vehicle remains safe, stable, and responsive.

Stabilizer bar bushes secure the anti-roll bar to the chassis while absorbing vibrations and allowing controlled movement. Worn or damaged bushes can lead to knocking noises, poor handling, and reduced vehicle stability. Early detection and replacement help keep your suspension smooth and reliable.

Stabilizer links, also known as sway bar links, are essential suspension components that reduce body roll during cornering and maintain vehicle stability. Worn or broken links can lead to noisy suspension, poor handling, and uneven tyre wear. Identifying issues early helps preserve safety and ride quality

Control arms are essential components of your vehicle’s suspension system, connecting the wheels to the chassis and allowing smooth, controlled movement. When they wear or fail, they can compromise steering, alignment, and overall vehicle stability. Recognizing signs of wear helps prevent costly repairs and ensures safe handling.

Coil springs are one of the most critical components in your vehicle’s suspension system. They bear the weight of the car, absorb shocks from uneven roads, and work alongside shock absorbers to maintain ride height and comfort. Understanding how coil springs function — and the warning signs of wear or damage — helps prevent instability, uneven tyre wear, and loss of handling control.

Shock absorbers play a critical role in maintaining vehicle stability, comfort, and safety. By controlling spring movement and keeping tyres firmly planted on the road, they ensure precise handling and braking. Recognizing early signs of shock absorber wear helps prevent costly suspension damage and keeps your vehicle driving smoothly.