Some common suspension problems include worn-out shocks or struts, damaged or broken springs, misaligned wheels, and worn-out bushings or bearings. These issues can manifest as symptoms such as excessive bouncing or swaying while driving, uneven tire wear, or a rough ride. It’s essential to address these problems promptly to maintain vehicle stability, handling, and safety. Regular inspections and maintenance can help prevent suspension issues and ensure a smooth and comfortable driving experience.

The lifespan of suspension components can vary depending on factors such as driving conditions, vehicle usage, and the quality of the parts. Generally, suspension components like shocks, struts, and springs can last anywhere from 50,000 to 100,000 miles.

The duration of a suspension system repair varies depending on the specific issues being addressed and the complexity of the repair. Simple repairs, such as replacing worn-out shocks or struts, may only take a few hours to complete.