Different Than Other Auto Parts :
Different Than Other Auto Parts Shocks and struts wear out over time, but so gradually you don’t even notice.
They’re more difficult to inspect than other auto parts.
Your shocks and struts should be inspected for wear and tear at least twice a year, especially in harsh climates.
Depend on your local Michigan or Ohio tire store to have ASE Certified Technicians with the training, tools and quality replacement shocks and struts from Tenneco to do the job right.
Suspension Basics :
Suspension Basics Coil springs
Anti-sway bars
Shocks and struts Suspension systems have three primary components: Shocks and struts absorb road shock, noise, vibration, and play an important role in keeping your tires firmly planted to the road every time you accelerate, stop, corner or hit a bump.
When is it Time for New Shocks and Struts? :
When is it Time for New Shocks and Struts? Most vehicle owner manuals recommend
frequent shock and strut inspection and
replacement every 50,000 miles, depending on
your personal driving habits.
Shocks and Struts Replacement Warning Signs :
Shocks and Struts Replacement Warning Signs Pitching or dipping.
Excessive body roll around corners .
Tire bounce or hop after you hit a bump.
Fluid leaks on the outside of the shock or strut tube.
A diagonal wear pattern across the tread of a tire.
When In Doubt, Ask A Professional :
When In Doubt, Ask A Professional Visit your local Ohio or Michigan tire store and have an ASE Certified Technician inspect and replace your shocks or struts if necessary. You’ll not only enjoy a smoother more comfortable ride, you’ll also maximize the performance and tread life of your tires. People have trusted Belle Tire for the best value since 1922. For the lowest tire prices, period, and great low prices on custom wheels, alignments, brakes, batteries, oil and lube, shocks and struts, windshield repair and replacement, and more, visit http://www.belletire.com. About Belle Tire