(540) 566-3060
1474 Peters Creek Road, Roanoke VA
- Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:30pm
1474 Peters Creek Road, Roanoke VA
Your vehicle’s suspension system is what keeps your ride smooth, stable, and safe. From absorbing bumps in the road to keeping your tires in proper contact with the pavement, a healthy suspension is essential for both comfort and control. At CARS, we provide full-service suspension inspections, repairs, and replacements for drivers in Roanoke, Salem, Vinton, Hollins, and the surrounding Virginia communities.
Our certified technicians are experienced in diagnosing suspension issues such as worn shocks and struts, uneven tire wear, steering vibrations, or clunking noises when driving over bumps. Using advanced tools and high-quality parts, we ensure your suspension system is restored to peak performance—giving you a safer, smoother ride.
🚨 Vehicle pulls to one side while driving
🚨 Excessive bouncing after hitting bumps
🚨 Uneven or premature tire wear
🚨 Steering feels loose or difficult to control
🚨 Clunking, knocking, or squeaking noises under the vehicle
✔ Suspension diagnostics and inspections
✔ Shock and strut replacement
✔ Ball joint, control arm, and bushing repairs
✔ Steering and suspension component replacement
✔ Preventive maintenance to extend suspension life
Skilled technicians with years of suspension repair experience
Advanced diagnostic equipment for accurate results
Honest recommendations—repair only what’s needed
Quality replacement parts for long-lasting reliability
Local, trusted service with competitive pricing
At CARS, we understand that suspension problems don’t just affect comfort—they impact safety, braking distance, and tire life. That’s why we deliver thorough inspections and dependable repairs to get you back on the road with confidence.
Schedule your suspension service today with CARS and experience the difference of a properly maintained suspension system.
Your suspension system absorbs shocks from the road, keeps your tires in contact with the pavement, and ensures a smooth, stable, and safe ride.
Common signs include bouncing excessively, uneven tire wear, pulling to one side, or clunking noises when driving over bumps.
The most common suspension repairs include shock and strut replacement, ball joint repairs, control arm and bushing replacements, and steering linkage repairs.
Most shocks and struts last 50,000–100,000 miles, depending on your driving conditions and vehicle type.
Yes. A worn suspension can cause uneven tire wear, reduced traction, and shorter tire lifespan, leading to higher costs if not repaired.
No. Driving with a damaged suspension can reduce braking efficiency, steering control, and overall safety. It’s best to have it checked immediately.
Costs vary depending on the issue and vehicle type. Minor repairs may be inexpensive, but major component replacements (like struts or control arms) can be higher. At CARS, we always provide an upfront estimate before any work begins.
Both help control your vehicle’s ride, but shocks are separate components, while struts are integrated into the suspension system and also support steering and alignment.
Yes. Whenever major suspension parts are replaced, a wheel alignment is recommended to ensure proper tire wear and handling.