Suspension & Steering Repairs in Dundee

Knocking over bumps is commonly caused by worn drop links, anti-roll bar bushes, suspension arm bushes, ball joints, a broken coil spring or worn shock absorbers. An inspection will pinpoint which.

Signs include a clunk over bumps or when turning, one corner of the car sitting lower than the others, or a visible break in the spring. Springs often break at the bottom coil where it is hard to see without lifting the car.

The most common cause is a broken or weakened coil spring. A failed suspension component or mount can also cause it. Have it checked, as it affects handling and tyre wear.

Worn shock absorbers can make the car bounce or float after bumps, nose-dive under braking, lean more in corners, or cause uneven tyre wear. Oil leaking from a shock absorber is another sign.

Yes. Worn suspension or steering parts, or incorrect alignment, can wear tyres unevenly and shorten their life.

Instability can come from worn suspension or steering components, tyre problems or alignment issues. If the steering feels loose or the car wanders, have it inspected before driving far.

It depends on which parts need replacing and the vehicle. We inspect the car first and then give you a price. Send us your registration and a description of the symptoms to get started.

Yes. We find the cause first so you only pay for the parts that actually need replacing.