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As a responsible driver, it’s important to ensure your vehicle is in good working condition and this includes checking the suspension system. A well-maintained suspension system not only ensures a comfortable ride but also improves the safety and handling of your vehicle. In this blog, we’ll discuss when you should get your suspension checked, the importance of timely maintenance and the reasons why suspension maintenance is necessary.
Suspension refers to the system of components that connect the wheels to the body of the vehicle. The suspension system is designed to absorb shocks and vibrations caused by uneven road surfaces, bumps and other obstacles. It also helps to maintain tyre contact with the road, providing stability and control while driving. The suspension system includes various components such as springs, shock absorbers, struts and control arms, which must work together to provide a comfortable and safe driving experience.
Regular maintenance is essential for a well-functioning suspension system. While the exact timeline may vary depending on several factors such as driving conditions, the manufacturer’s recommendations and the age of the vehicle, the general guideline is to have your suspension system inspected with every service. You should also check your suspension any time your car’s wheels are removed.
Timely suspension maintenance not only ensures a smooth ride but also improves the safety and handling of your vehicle. A poorly maintained suspension system can cause several issues, such as uneven tyre wear, poor steering and reduced stability, which can increase the risk of accidents.
Here are some of the common reasons you should get your suspension system checked:
Regular suspension maintenance is crucial for a safe and comfortable driving experience. By following the manufacturer’s recommendations and having your suspension system checked by a qualified mechanic, you can avoid costly repairs and ensure your vehicle is operating at its best. At Hervey Bay Brake & Exhaust, we know all about suspension because we’ve been working on cars for over 20 years! If yours needs some attention, give us a call today on (07) 4124 3166—for your one-stop repair shop!