On average, you turn your steering wheel at least twelve times when driving down a suburban block. The wear and tear on your steering column accumulate over time. Steering systems have been improved for driving comfort, with standard steering being replaced by hydraulic and electric systems that assist with wheel movement. Regular checks of your steering system by a mechanic are essential, as sudden steering failure can pose a serious safety risk.
Your car's suspension also contributes significantly to driving comfort, absorbing the shocks and bumps from the road. The suspension system, which includes air pumps, pneumatic pumps, and springs connected to the car's body and wheels, endures substantial physical stress. While suspensions are more likely to tighten up than break completely, it’s important to bring your car in for regular checkups. Our mechanics will inform you if there are any issues with your steering or suspension systems, ensuring your vehicle remains safe and comfortable to drive.
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