Suspension

Three signs your car’s suspension may be broken

Uneven or excessive tyre wear

Broken suspension can cause uneven tyre wear. If you notice that your tyres are wearing down unevenly or more rapidly than usual, particularly on one side of the car, it could be a sign of a suspension issue. Misaligned suspension components can put uneven pressure on the tyres, leading to irregular wear.

Poor Handling and Stability

Broken suspension also can result in poor handling and stability while driving. If you experience excessive bouncing, a floating sensation, or a noticeable dip when braking, it may indicate a problem with your car’s suspension. You may also feel the vehicle pulling to one side or notice difficulty maintaining control while navigating corners or bumps.

Excessive Noise and Vibration

Broken suspension can produce unusual noises and vibrations. Listen for clunking, banging, or creaking sounds coming from the suspension area while driving over bumps or uneven surfaces. Excessive vibration, especially in the steering wheel or throughout the vehicle, can also indicate suspension problems.

If you’ve noticed any of the above, come to Paul Clifford Motor Services in Wingham, Canterbury for a full suspension inspection. Our trained and experienced technicians will spot any safety concerns and advise you on the next steps, and we’ll provide a no-obligation estimate before starting any work.

To find out more about Suspension in Wingham, Canterbury, get in touch online or call Paul Clifford Motor Services on 01227 720 226

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