The difference between a good and a bad suspension system is a difference you can feel when you drive. But more important, your shocks and struts are an essential safety component in your vehicle - you don’t want to wait until they’re bad or worn to replace them. Your suspension helps keep your tires in contact with the road and affects how your vehicle handles - both are critical to safe driving.
A little preventive maintenance goes a long way. It’ll help our technicians spot a suspension part that needs servicing, before you’re at risk.
Signs You May Need New Shocks Or Struts
Vehicle bouncing often
Tires lose grip on the road
Excessive tire wear
Decreased handling or braking
Vibration or noises
Fluid leaking from your shock absorbers
Dents, holes or damage to any of your shock and strut components
If any of these symptoms occur, you should visit your local Ford or Lincoln Distributorship immediately for an inspection of your vehicle's suspension system.
What Happens When You Come In To The Distributorship For Shocks And Struts Service?
You’ve just brought your vehicle in to the service bay specifically for a problem with your shocks and struts. Now what? A Service Advisor will ask a technician to diagnose the problem.
Then the Service Advisor will take you through the technician’s diagnosis, step-by-step. If it shows that your shocks and struts need service, there’s no better place to have it done than right there at the distributorship.
Once you’ve authorized the services we recommend for your vehicle, we’ll get you back on the road as quickly as possible. And you can rest easy knowing:
Shocks and struts are designed specifically for your vehicle
Technicians have the most up-to-date suspension system training for your vehicle
Choosing The Right Shocks And Struts
The most important rule of thumb to follow when having suspension parts replaced is to make sure they meet or exceed the original equipment standards. If you get shocks or struts service anywhere but the distributorship, you could be getting a lower quality part that could compromise safety.
If you get shocks or struts service at the distributorship, you don’t even have to ask us to use suspension parts that meet original equipment standards. We use Motorcraft® shocks and struts, which are engineered and designed specifically for your vehicles. They meet original equipment standards, which means you get the same level of quality and safety out of your suspension as you did when you first bought your vehicle.
Shocks and Strut Service
The difference between a good and a bad suspension system is a difference you can feel when you drive. But more important, your shocks and struts are an essential safety component in your vehicle - you don’t want to wait until they’re bad or worn to replace them. Your suspension helps keep your tires in contact with the road and affects how your vehicle handles - both are critical to safe driving.
A little preventive maintenance goes a long way. It’ll help our technicians spot a suspension part that needs servicing, before you’re at risk.
Signs You May Need New Shocks Or Struts
Vehicle bouncing often
Tires lose grip on the road
Excessive tire wear
Decreased handling or braking
Vibration or noises
Fluid leaking from your shock absorbers
Dents, holes or damage to any of your shock and strut components
If any of these symptoms occur, you should visit your local Ford or Lincoln Distributorship immediately for an inspection of your vehicle's suspension system.
What Happens When You Come In To The Distributorship For Shocks AndStruts Service?
You’ve just brought your vehicle in to the service bay specifically for a problem with your shocks and struts. Now what? A Service Advisor will ask a technician to diagnose the problem.
Then the Service Advisor will take you through the technician’s diagnosis, step-by-step. If it shows that your shocks and struts need service, there’s no better place to have it done than right there at the distributorship.
Once you’ve authorized the services we recommend for your vehicle, we’ll get you back on the road as quickly as possible. And you can rest easy knowing:
Shocks and struts are designed specifically for your vehicle
Technicians have the most up-to-date suspension system training for your vehicle
Choosing The Right Shocks And Struts
The most important rule of thumb to follow when having suspension parts replaced is to make sure they meet or exceed the original equipment standards. If you get shocks or struts service anywhere but the distributorship, you could be getting a lower quality part that could compromise safety.
If you get shocks or struts service at the distributorship, you don’t even have to ask us to use suspension parts that meet original equipment standards. We use Motorcraft® shocks and struts, which are engineered and designed specifically for your vehicles. They meet original equipment standards, which means you get the same level of quality and safety out of your suspension as you did when you first bought your vehicle.
