Suspension |
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| Taking the bumps and jolts, your vehicle's suspension is designed to give you a comfortable ride on the rough Colorado roads & highways. When they are performing less than expected, we have the right parts to smooth out the bumpiest of rides. Shocks  The shock absorber's job is to provide a controlled amount of resistance every time the wheels bounce up and down or the chassis leans as it goes around a corner. The constant motion and the heat created by all the internal friction can wear out an original equipment shock in 15,000 to 25,000 miles.  Struts  Struts control spring and suspension movement to keep tires in contact with the road. As a result, struts do wear out and should be checked every 12,000 miles just to be safe. |
