Suspension Services in Moore

We offer comprehensive suspension repair services in Moore, SC to keep your vehicle running smoothly and safely. Our experienced technicians use quality parts and professional tools to diagnose and fix all types of suspension issues.

Shock Absorbers & Struts Replacement

Shock absorbers and struts are crucial components that control your vehicle's ride quality and handling. They absorb road impact and prevent excessive bouncing while driving.

Signs you might need replacement include:

• Excessive bouncing after hitting bumps
• Vehicle nose-diving when braking
• Uneven tire wear
• Fluid leaking from the shock or strut

Our trained technicians can quickly diagnose issues during a suspension inspection and recommend the best solution for your specific vehicle model.

Steering System Repair

Your steering system allows you to control your vehicle's direction. Problems with this system can make driving dangerous and uncomfortable.

Warning signs include:

• Difficulty turning the wheel
• Strange noises when steering
• Vehicle pulling to one side
• Steering wheel vibration
• Loose feeling in the steering

Our mechanics use specialized diagnostic tools to identify steering issues from loose components to power steering fluid leaks. We repair or replace steering racks, pumps, hoses, and other components as needed.

Our service includes checking power steering fluid levels and condition, which many drivers overlook during regular maintenance.

Control Arm Bushings

Control arm bushings connect your vehicle's control arms to the frame and allow for controlled movement while absorbing road shock. These rubber components wear out over time due to constant stress.

Signs of failing control arm bushings include:

• Clunking noises, especially over bumps
• Uneven tire wear
• Vehicle pulling to one side
• Vibration at higher speeds

We provide professional control arm bushing replacement using high-grade parts that match or exceed original specifications. Our technicians carefully inspect related components during repair to prevent future issues.

The job typically takes 2-3 hours or more depending on your vehicle's design and what’s needed. We offer estimates and can suggest maintenance schedules to maximize the lifespan of your new bushings.

Axle Replacement

Axles transfer power from your transmission to your wheels. They're designed to withstand significant stress but can fail due to accidents or wear.

Warning signs of axle problems include:

• Clicking noises when turning
• Severe vibration during acceleration
• Grease leaking on the inside edge of tires
• Vehicle won't move despite engine running

Our shop stocks quality axle assemblies for most vehicle makes and models. We can often complete axle replacements the same day to minimize your downtime.

Our technicians follow manufacturer specifications during installation and test drive all vehicles to ensure proper function. We offer warranties on parts and labor, giving you peace of mind after repairs.

Driveshaft Replacement

The driveshaft transfers power from your transmission to the differential in rear-wheel and four-wheel drive vehicles. Failure can leave you stranded.

Common symptoms of driveshaft problems:

• Intense vibrations at specific speeds
• Clunking noises when shifting gears
• Squeaking sounds while driving
• Difficulty turning or controlling the vehicle

We provide complete driveshaft replacement services using quality parts that match your vehicle's specifications. Our technicians carefully balance new driveshafts to prevent vibration issues.

Vehicle Alignment

Proper wheel alignment ensures even tire wear, optimal handling, and fuel efficiency. Misalignment often occurs after hitting potholes or curbs.

Signs you need an alignment include:

• Vehicle pulling to one side
• Uneven or rapid tire wear
• Off-center steering wheel when driving straight
• Squealing tires when turning

Our shop features computerized alignment equipment for precise adjustments. Our technicians measure and correct camber, caster, and toe angles according to manufacturer specifications.

Ball Joints

Ball joints connect your control arms to the steering knuckles and allow for smooth steering movement. These components wear out from constant use and exposure to road grime.

Warning signs of ball joint failure:

• Clunking noises when going over bumps
• Excessive play in the front wheels
• Uneven tire wear
• Vehicle wandering while driving

We provide thorough inspection and replacement of ball joints using high-quality parts. Our service includes checking related components like tie rods and control arms to ensure complete repair.

Ball joint replacement typically takes 2-3 hours per side. We always recommend replacing them in pairs for even handling and performance, even if only one shows signs of wear.

Sway Bar End Links

Sway bar end links connect your vehicle's sway bar to the suspension components. They help control body roll during cornering and maintain stability.

Signs of worn sway bar links include:

• Rattling or knocking noises on rough roads
• Excessive body roll during turns
• Clunking when going over bumps
• Uneven handling characteristics

Our mechanics can quickly diagnose and replace faulty sway bar links. We use greasable links when available for easier maintenance and longer service life.



The job typically takes about an hour per side. We offer competitive pricing on parts and labor, with options for both OEM and high-performance aftermarket components for improved handling.

Your car's suspension keeps your ride smooth and safe. When it starts to fail, you'll notice several warning signs that shouldn't be ignored.

• Rough rides - We notice many customers complain about feeling every bump in the road. This often indicates worn shock absorbers or struts.
  
• Vehicle pulling to one side - When your car drifts in one direction while driving on a straight road, it typically suggests wheel alignment issues.
  
• Uneven tire tread wear - Check your tire tread depth regularly. Uneven wearing patterns often signal suspension problems that affect wheel alignment.
  
• Dipping or "nose diving" during stops - If your car dips forward dramatically when braking, your shocks may be worn out.
  
• Tire bouncing - When tires continue to bounce after hitting bumps, your suspension isn't properly absorbing road impacts.
  
• Difficulty steering - Struggling to turn the wheel or hearing unusual noises while steering can indicate suspension problems.
  
• Premature brake pad wear - We often find that suspension issues cause uneven pressure on brake components, leading to faster wear of brake pads.
  
• Excessive vehicle sway on turns - If your car leans heavily during corners, your suspension may not be properly stabilizing your vehicle.
  
  

Don't wait until these symptoms worsen. Early detection of suspension problems can prevent more expensive repairs and keep you safe on the road.