Change Car Shocks and Struts
- Exceptional workmanship
- Best market prices in the industry
- First-class service with every interaction
Why You Should Visit 75Auto
The Next Time You Change Your Car's Shocks
Expert Workmanship
Our team of dedicated professionals will see to all of your automotive concerns whether it be servicing & repair or just general maintenance & diagnostics.
Servicing All Brands
If your car is in need of some serious TLC, we provide services for most makes & models of cars. Our technicians will fix it to the manufacturer’s specifications.
Simple & Efficient
75Auto has a mission to make auto repair faster and easier for our customers because We understand that your time is as valuable to you, as our customers are to us.
Here are some ways to keep your
suspension system in tiptop shape.
Check Your Wheel Alignment
Check Your Tire Treads
Suspension System Inspection
Maintain Proper Tire Pressure
Check the Power Steering Fluid and Belt
Check Shocks and Struts Regularly
5 Signs Your Vehicle May Need New Shocks Or Struts
- Bumpy ride - The most obvious sign of a problem with your shocks or struts is that your car is giving you a much more uncomfortable ride than normal. You’ll feel bumps more, so the ride will feel rough. If you feel like you’re about to lose control of your car when you drive over a bump or pothole, it’s likely your shocks or struts need to be checked out.
- Fluid leaks - You may notice visible wear and tear to struts if you know where to look. But the most common visual clue that your shocks or struts may need repair is a fluid leak.
- Mileage - Cars need regular replacement of shocks or struts every 50,000 miles or so, depending on your car’s make and model. Have your mechanic make a routine check of the shocks or struts every 50,000 miles, or however often your operating manual recommends it.
- Unusual tire tread wear - When your suspension or wheel alignment is off, your tires will experience uneven tread wear, and it will usually look different than when your tires are just aging. Suspension damage can cause scalloped dips (“cups”) to develop around the edge of the tread. And this problem is very dangerous. If you notice any such signs on your tires, see a mechanic right away.
- Steering problems - Another telltale sign of a shock or strut problem is difficulty steering. Your steering wheel may feel stiff or hard to turn. And you may feel like your car is swaying or leaning when you take a turn or switch lanes.
3 Simple Steps
It’s really just as simple as 1-2-3
01
Get A Quote
Give us a few details about your auto-repair requirements so we can get you the best price possible.
02
Make a booking
Make a booking to collect and deliver your vehicle or to bring your vehicle to our workshop.
03
repair vehicle
Our team begins work on your vehicle making sure to take care of your car as if it were our own.
