Gaithersburg and Libertytown Auto Repair

  Most suspension problems don’t start with a loud bang. They usually begin as a slow change you feel over time. The car starts sounding a little bit rougher, the steering feels less settled on the highway, or you notice a clunk when you pull into a driveway or go over a bump. It’s easy to chalk it up to bad roads but it could be your suspension and suspension wear has a way of snowballing. Once the vehicle stops staying planted the way it used to, comfort is only part of the story. What The Suspension Is Really Doing While You Drive Your suspension has a few jobs that happen all at once. The suspension is not only there for comfort. It's main job is to keep the tires pressed to the road. The suspension controls body movement, articulates with uneven ground, and absorbs bumps so the tires roll over the ground with consistent pressure, rather than bouncing across it. Springs hold the vehicle up, ball joints allow multi-angle ar ... read more