Suspension - Shocks & Struts

Your shocks and struts are not just responsible for a comfortable ride; worn shocks and struts can affect how your wheels make contact with the road, causing dangerous swaying, hydroplaning, deteriorated performance, and compromised road handling and holding.  New shocks and struts provide better control, greater stability, shorter braking distance, advanced safety, and superior comfort.  Shocks and struts should be replaced at roughly every 50,000 miles. 

If your car bounces, dips, dives, or squats while braking and accelerating or bottoms out, you may need new shocks or struts. Don Brown Automotive & Transmission can improve your ride by restoring your suspension system to factory specifications.