Suspension
What do trailer leaf springs do? Trailer leaf springs are an important, but often neglected part of the trailer’s suspension. Leaf springs are the most common type of trailer spring. Their purpose is to absorb bumps in the road, allowing for smoother, less bumpy...
What do coil springs do? Located underneath your car, coil springs (or car suspensions springs) are made with wide gap coils that compress to absorb impacts when your car is driving over rough, bumpy or uneven surfaces. This maximises your car’s contact with the...
About the suspension system: Your car’s suspension system maximises the friction between your tyres and the road. This allows the car to maintain contact with the road at all times. This increases the control you have over your car, improving its safety and...
What does the tie rod end do? The tie rod ends are important components in your vehicle’s steering and suspension system. They connect your vehicle’s steering system to your wheels, allowing them to properly turn when you turn your steering wheel. When...
What do the coil springs do? The coil springs (or suspension springs) are important suspension components in your vehicle. The springs work in conjunction with your vehicle’s shock absorbers and struts, allowing your vehicle to absorb impacts, support the...
What is the purpose of the suspension bushing? Suspension bushings (also known as shock absorber bushings) are mounted on your car’s suspension and steering joints, allowing your car to drive more smoothly. They absorb bumps in the road, decrease noise and...
