We recommend replacement of automotive shocks and struts at 50,000 miles. Expert testing has shown that original equipment gas-charged shocks and struts degrade measurably by 50,000 miles. For many popular-selling vehicles, replacing these worn shocks and struts can improve the vehicle’s handling characteristics and comfort.
Storms rolling through Oklahoma City in the winter usually bring dangerous driving conditions with them. During this season it is common to accidentally slide or bump into a curb with your car or truck. What you may not notice until after the storm, is your vehicle’s wheel alignment is off because of the impact to the suspension. You may even have wheel slightly bent, or tires out of balance. All of which are dangerous if not carefully inspected by a professional.
Once a year, have your entire front end suspension and steering system checked. This includes shock absorbers, and struts and chassis parts, such as ball joints, tie rod ends and other related components. You’ll need to have parts replaced if leaks, damage and loose mounting hardware are found. Symptoms of worn suspension include uneven tire [...]
As Memorial Day travel approaches and OKC graduates begin to hit the road for summer fun, the chances to bump your vehicle out of alignment go up exponentially. Add to that an increase in Oklahoma road construction during spring and summer, and you’ll want to watch for these five signs of out-of-whack alignment. 1 – [...]
