Suspension

Combining a chassis, springs, struts, shocks, and an anti-sway bar, a top-quality factory suspension does four things. One, it steadfastly holds up the weight of your vehicle. Two, it reduces body roll. Three, it keeps your wheels moving reliably. Four, it maintains proper alignment for braking and turning. The results? First, much stabler steering. Second, much better-controlled handling. Perhaps most importantly: bumpier roads and terrain put less stress on your vehicle's many parts, and you and your passengers enjoy a much smoother ride. The most dependable suspension to deliver on them: an original GM or Mopar. Sooner or later, however, even these can wear out, and a bad suspension means the opposite: loss of stability and control and faster wear and tear on many different auto parts. Luckily, most OEM suspensions last 50,000 to 80,000 miles, but their lifespans depend on many factors. When trying to figure out when to replace suspension parts, it's best to look for the signs they need changing. One symptom: your vehicle may pull sideways when you turn. Two: you can start to see uneven wear on your tire treads. Three: oil or grease may build up on your shocks and struts. Lastly, ride quality can get rougher than usual. If you see these signs, do an inspection. If suspension problems are the case, order the best solutions -- genuine replacement Mopar or GM suspension parts -- from our parts department. You can take care of it online. Buy today and save!