A good suspension is essential to motor vehicle safety and performance. Shocks and struts stabilize the movements of automobiles. They give drivers greater control of steering, turning, acceleration, and braking. A worn-out suspension makes for an uncomfortable ride and poor handling, and we don't want you to have that. Even on the smoothest of roads, the car won't perform well.   Like any other parts of a motor vehicle, shocks and struts need regular replacement. It is even more critical for those who drive over rough terrain. Most auto manuals come with schedules for maintenance of shocks and support, but it always helps to know the signs of wear and tear.   Tires Wear Out Prematurely/Unevenly A clear sign of worn-out shocks and struts is in the tires. If you notice bald patches, uneven wearing, or if the tire treads wear out faster than usual, your suspension probably needs a replacement. Premature or uneven wearing is a sign that the wheels a ... read more