Shocks, Struts & Suspension Repair

⚑ Near Dunlop St & Bayfield St Barrie, ON L4N 1C2

⚑ Close to Steeles Ave & Torbram Rd Brampton, ON L6T 1A7

⚑ Just off Appleby Line & Corporate Dr Burlington, ON L7L 5T9

⚑ Nearby Burnhamthorpe Rd & Kipling Ave Etobicoke, ON M8Z 2X3

⚑ Near Mohawk Rd & Upper Sherman Ave Hamilton, ON L8V 4G7

⚑ Near Matheson Blvd & Hurontario St Mississauga, ON L4Z 2Y5

⚑ Close to Finch Ave & Weston Rd North York, ON M9M 2Y3

⚑ Right by Howard Park Ave & Bloor St Toronto, ON M6R 1V5

Suspension components (ball joints, control arms, sway bar links, tie rod ends): Can be replaced individually if only one is worn, but replacing parts in pairs (front or rear) ensures balanced handling and consistent ride quality.

Shocks and struts: While replacing just one may work short-term, for optimal comfort and stability, it’s recommended to replace both front or both rear shocks/struts together.

Springs: Always replace both springs on the same axle at the same time to maintain symmetry, uniform performance, and safe handling.

Costs vary depending on your vehicle’s make and model, the parts being replaced, and labor rates. Typically, replacing one shock or strut can cost around $300–$1,500. Getting a detailed estimate from our certified mechanics is recommended.

Shocks, struts, springs, control arms, sway bar links, ball joints, tie rod ends, and bushings make up the primary suspension components which generally require a replacement part if worn or damaged.

Shocks control the up-and-down motion of your vehicle, smoothing bumps and maintaining tire contact, while struts provide structural support for the suspension system, supporting weight and handling. Both can wear out over time, causing a harsh ride or poor handling. Replacing worn shocks or struts restores stability, ride comfort, and proper suspension function.

Generally, shocks & struts replacement is recommended every 50,000–100,000 km, but inspect them sooner if symptoms of wear appear.

Ignoring a suspension repair issue can lead to unsafe driving conditions, including reduced control, poor handling, uneven tire wear. It can also cause further damage to other vehicle components, leading to higher repair costs.