About Brakes, Steering and Suspension Inspection
Brakes, Steering and Suspension Inspection
Brakes, Steering and suspension are three of the most important components of your vehicle. A serious problem with any of these systems could be catastrophic if not fixed in a timely manner.
What could be the issue that requires a brakes, steering and suspension inspection
- Worn brake shoes
- Worn or uneven brake pads
- Warped rotors
- Loss of hydraulic pressure
- Stuck caliper
- Worn shocks or struts
- Leaking shocks
- Spring coils are bad
- Uneven tire wear.
- Power steering pump
- Power steering malfunction
- Loose lug nuts
- Bad tie rods
- Steering gearbox not responding or hard to steer
- Unbalanced wheels
All of these systems contribute to the performance and safety of your vehicle. With the brake system, issues can stem from worn brake pads to loss of hydraulic pressure. Steering issues vary from loose lug nuts which will cause the steering wheel to shake, to unbalanced wheels which can make driving dangerous, especially at high speeds. With the suspension, worn or broken coils and studs can cause excessive bouncing while driving. All of these issues are not only unpleasant but dangerous!
What to expect
- Your certified mechanic will arrive during your scheduled time slot
- Your GoWrench mechanic will inspect all components of the brake, steering and suspension systems
- Your GoWrench mechanic will provide detailed feedback on your issue
How is a brakes, steering and suspension inspection done by a mechanic?
- Your certified GoWrench Mechanic will visually inspect your brake system, steering system and suspension system
- Your certified GoWrench Mechanic may test drive your vehicle to look for any signs of an issue with any of these systems
- Once completed, your certified GoWrench Mechanic will provide a detailed description of the issue and next steps.
How important is having a brake, steering and suspension safety inspection?
While some issues with brakes, steering and suspension can just be uncomfortable or annoying, some can also be very dangerous and costly. It’s best to have any problem looked at right away!
