Posted on 10/31/2024
If you’ve ever wondered why your ride feels a little rougher or why your car seems to bounce more than usual, it might be time to check your suspension. Shocks (or shock absorbers) are critical in providing a smooth, controlled ride, ensuring your tires maintain contact with the road. When they start to wear out, your vehicle’s handling and comfort can take a serious hit. So, how can you tell if your car’s shocks are worn out? Let’s explore the signs indicating it’s time to inspect your shocks. What Are The Shocks Absorbers Shocks are part of your vehicle’s suspension system, working alongside struts, springs, and other components to absorb impacts from the road. They help control the movement of the vehicle’s springs, preventing excessive bouncing or swaying. In other words, they keep your car stable and comfortable to drive, especially on uneven terrain. You could experience poor handling, longer stopping distances, and eve ... read more