Replacing worn shock absorbers to restore ride control and stability.
Common Symptoms
- Bouncy or floaty ride
- Nose dive when braking
- Cupped tire wear
- Fluid leaking down the shock body
What's Included
- Road test and bounce test
- Shock inspection for leaks and wear
- Shock replacement in pairs
- Post-repair road test
Estimate
Quoted after inspection
Final pricing depends on your specific vehicle and any additional repairs that may be needed after inspection.
Typical time: 2–3 Hours
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long do shocks last?
- Often 50,000 to 100,000 miles, sooner on rough roads.
- Do shocks have to be replaced in pairs?
- Yes, per axle, so both sides behave the same.
- Do I need an alignment after?
- Shocks alone usually do not change alignment, but we will check.
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