Quality, Local Suspension repairs

Want that smooth ride back? Our ASE certified mechanics can do just that! We can help your vehicles ride & safety with proper suspension repairs when you need them. Call or text us for a quick estimate!

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Is Your Ride Starting To Get Rough?

The suspension plays the most important role in providing stable and safe handling of your car, absorbing the energy from road bumps and keeping your tires firmly on the ground. Our goal is to not only keep you safe on the road, but to keep you comfortable as well.

Our suspension inspection includes all major systems & components related to your suspension including:

Drivetrain Parts

Differentials and CV joints, CV boots and U-Joints.

Suspension System

Front end, rear end, shocks, struts, coil springs, and bushings.

Steering

Power steering fluid, power steering mechanisms including tie rods, rack & pinion, etc.

Signs Your Car Needs Suspension Services

Bring your vehicle into Pyle Auto for repairs if your car exhibits any of these symptoms:

Pulling To One Side Or Difficulty Steering

Damaged or faulty suspension can cause your vehicle’s alignment to be off.

Bumpy Ride

If your vehicle has a bad suspension you may feel almost every bump and dip while driving.

One Side Or Corner Feels Lower

Suspension problems may leave you feeling like your vehicle is sitting lower on one corner or side if one or more of the parts are damaged.

Dipping When Braking

Bad car suspension can make the weight & force of your vehicle dip the front end when braking.

Schedule Today For A Quick, Thorough Inspection

At Pyle Automotive, we can quickly get you in for quality suspension repairs and services. Feel free to contact us today at (801) 467-7455. We are happy to answer any questions or get you scheduled for a quick inspection. We are here to help — call today!

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"Pyle Automotive was recommended to me by a couple different people with whom I work. They completed a lot of work in just over a day and the final price was 10% less than the estimate! I had a great overall experience with them and will be a repeat customer for sure. I would recommend them to anyone looking to have work done on their vehicle."

-Eric W. Carlson

"Been taking my vehicles here for years. They treat their customers well, perform great work and are affordable and honest. Will forever take my cars here and suggest them to others."

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FAQs

Don’t ignore problems with your car or truck. To help you better maintain your vehicle and prevent suspension and steering problems from occurring, we’ve compiled answers to our most frequently asked questions. If you have a question that’s not listed below, please give us a call today.

How often should I have my suspension and steering checked?

The suspension system should receive a comprehensive inspection about every 15,000 miles or anytime you see irregular wear on your tread. However, if your vehicle has been in an accident, you would need to have your car checked for damage right away.

When do do you have to replace your suspension?

As with any other part of your vehicle, components of your suspension will need to be replaced from time to time. This is especially true when it comes to your shocks and struts. It may be necessary to replace your shocks or struts between 50,000 and 100,000 miles, but this number can vary depending on the kind of roads you usually drive on. If you typically drive on rough, uneven roads, you may need to replace your shocks or struts sooner.

What is the best way to maintain my suspension?

The best way to keep your suspension in good working order is to have it routinely maintained. Routine suspension maintenance is not only critical to the safety of your vehicle, it’s also important for the safety of other drivers. During each routine maintenance visit, have a technician inspect all suspension parts for signs of swelling, cracking or oil leaks.