Results for Shocks & Struts

Testing your shocks is an important part of making sure that your ride is smooth and that the health of your car is maintained.

Your shocks and struts play a huge difference in your car's bouncing and overall feeling. But what differentiates your struts from your shocks? Read more here.

If your ride has gotten rougher and you feel like you’re bouncing all over the road, guess what? It’s time for new shocks. Most manufacturers recommend replacing your shocks at given intervals, say, after every 50,000 miles. If you stick to smooth pavement, you may find that you can stretch this number. However, if …

Whether your vehicle has car struts or shocks, they wear down eventually as the miles and years add up. Although some mechanics say that car struts and shocks don’t have a specific maintenance schedule, many auto repair experts advise that they should be replaced between 50,000 and 100,000 miles. If...

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JAY LENO, Host of Jay Leno’s Garage on CNBC: “Tires are like your shoes. If you wear shoes that don’t fit, your feet are going to hurt. And if your tires are not properly inflated, your car hurts. Make sure your tires have the correct amount of pressure. It will help reduce rolling resistance and it will improve your car’s gas mileage.”
RAY EVERNHAM, Host of AmeriCarna on Velocity: “Getting your oil changed is one of the most important preventative maintenance…

Replacing your suspension and/or shocks can be a costly, annoying, time- intensive affair...

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