Shocks · Springs · Links · Bushes
Steering & suspension in Southbourne
Knocking over bumps, wandering steering, or an MOT advisory? We find the worn part and replace it, with a price before we start.
Diagnosison the ramp
Repairsquoted per car
MOT advisoriesfixed before they fail
Approvalnothing done without your OK
What we repair
- Shock absorbers and coil springs (broken springs are a common MOT failure)
- Drop links, anti-roll bar bushes and wishbone bushes
- Track rod ends and steering rack gaiters
- Ball joints and wheel bearings
- Power steering faults
Signs something's worn
- Knocking or clunking over speed bumps
- The car wanders or pulls
- Uneven tyre wear
- An MOT advisory for suspension or steering
Your questions answered
My MOT has a suspension advisory. Should I fix it now?
Advisories are worn parts that haven't failed yet. Fixing them before next year's MOT avoids a fail and is often cheaper, because worn parts can damage others.
Why is my car knocking over bumps?
Usually a worn drop link, bush, shock absorber or broken spring. We'll find which one on the ramp and show you.