When your ball joints start going bad, you'll notice it pretty quickly. Maybe your steering feels a little loose, or…
The sway bar links are what keep the car level when you turn or hit uneven pavement. When one loosens…
Don’t ignore problems like your vehicle’s steering feeling looser than usual or pulling slightly to one side. The steering rack…
The sway bar is bolted to the control arms via links and swivels in bushings bolted to the frame. You’ll…
The spindle is a cylindrical heavy cone-shaped rod that protrudes from the suspension and acts as a connection point for…
The frame or chassis is the skeleton that provides structural support to the rest of the vehicle. Basically, the frame…
Summary CV boots are located on the inner and outer ends of the drive shafts, where they connect the transmission…
Summary Tie rods, ball joints, and shock absorbers are some of the suspension parts that affect wheel alignment. Almost every…
Summary Control arms are typically found in the frontmost part of the suspension system, specifically the front axle. These are…
Summary The main job of the suspension system is to keep your tires on the road at all times while…