Q: It doesn't seem like my vehicle rides as smoothly as it once did. Is it time to replace my shocks?
A: It probably is. Huge bumps and potholes can seriously affect your shocks and struts after a while. They’re also the most overlooked service parts on a vehicle, but they affect ride control and comfort and can also affect a number of related parts. We can check your shocks and struts at your Chrysler, Dodge, FIAT®, Jeep® and Ram dealer, and we can replace them if needed. I would suggest using only Mopar® shocks and struts. We have them in stock in our parts department. Mopar shocks and struts are the original equipment on your vehicle and they optimize vehicle handling and tire life, and they’ll keep your vehicle riding smoothly.
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