Suspension System & Components

An inner or outer tie rod plays an important role in the suspension system. The inner and outer tie rod controls the left and right …

Wheel studs are bolts that keep the wheels and brake assembly in place. Different types of vehicles have different numbers of wheel studs. Usually, there …

The control arm’s main function is to connect the wheel hub and the steering knuckle to the vehicle’s frame. Usually, the control arm has bushings …

The wheel bearing is a part that connects the wheels to the axle. The wheel bearing allows the wheel to spin with minimum friction. It …

The service suspension system is a critical component of a vehicle, directly impacting its performance, ride comfort, and safety. Symptoms of a faulty system can …

Often, when a service all-wheel drive light illuminates on your dashboard, it can cause a sense of unease. We aim to alleviate those concerns by …

When it comes to cars, struts are incredibly important components that help the vehicle’s suspension system absorb uneven surfaces on the road. Essentially, they work …

Struts are independent constructional parts of the suspension system and they have two main jobs: perform a damping function like shock absorbers do, and provide …