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Negotiable priceTips before ordering suspension service
Suspension diagnostics
Comprehensive inspection of the vehicle's suspension system on a lift - evaluating the condition of shock absorbers, control arms, bushings, strut mounts, tie rods, and wheel bearings.
Replacement of shock absorbers, springs, and strut mounts
Replacing damaged, leaking, or worn-out shock absorbers and coil springs to ensure vehicle stability, smooth ride quality, and safe braking.
Replacement/restoration of ball joints, control arms, and bushings
Replacing or polyurethane-refurbishing worn bushings and ball joints to eliminate play and knock/clunk noises in the suspension.
Steering rack and steering box repair
Steering rack diagnostics, eliminating fluid leaks, replacing oil seals, tie rods, and tie rod ends for precise steering response.
3D wheel alignment (3D\ Rฤzval)
Precise wheel geometry alignment on a modern 3D computerized stand. Essential after suspension repairs or tire replacement to prevent uneven tire wear and vehicle pulling.
Drive safely and comfortably
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Negotiable priceFrequently Asked Questions - Pavement Craftsman
Suspension damage is indicated by: Unusual noises: Knocking, clunking, or squeaking when driving over uneven roads; Vehicle pulling: The car drifting to one side while driving straight; Uneven tire wear: Premature wear on the inner or outer edges of the tires; Vibration: Steering wheel or body shaking at higher speeds.
Wheel alignment is mandatory: After replacing any suspension component (shock absorber, tie rod, control arm, bushing); When installing new tires; After a hard impact with a pothole or curb; Every 15,000 to 20,000 km for preventive maintenance.
If the metal structure of the control arm is undamaged and unbent, replacing only the worn rubber bushings is a far more budget-friendly option. However, on certain vehicles, bushings are factory-pressed into the control arm and replacing them separately is not recommended, making a full control arm replacement the better choice.