Extended Tire Lifespan:
This complete strut assembly (front left), equipped with strut, coil spring, and mounts, helps ensure even tire-to-road contact. Replacing worn shock absorbers prevents irregular wear patterns—such as cupping or tooth-like wear—allowing tires to maintain uniform traction and significantly extending their service life.
Reduced Suspension Wear & Enhanced Safety:
A failing shock absorber transfers road impacts directly to other suspension components like springs, control arms, and connecting rods, accelerating overall wear. A new strut assembly effectively absorbs these impacts, protecting the entire suspension system. Better tire grip also contributes to shorter braking distances, improving overall driving safety.
Improved Handling & Stability:
With a properly functioning strut assembly, the vehicle maintains a more stable posture during cornering, lane changes, and emergency maneuvers. Reduced side-slip and improved control give drivers greater confidence and ensure smoother, more predictable handling in daily driving and challenging road conditions.
