I brought my car in for an oil change somewhere else and unbeknownst to me with a smoking positive terminal to my battery. I called 2 guys and they were thankfully able to get me in to fix it. It was the end of their long day and even when it turned out to be a little more than anticipated they all remained positive and lighthearted. I would trust them for anything in the future. Yes, the price was great but nothing beats kind, honest, professional and knowledgeable. Thank you guy's so very much and it was a pleasure to meet each of you.
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Suspension Repair in Friendship, WI
Suspension and steering repair replaces worn parts like wheel bearings, struts, shocks and tie rods so the vehicle rides smoothly and tracks straight.
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- Areas served
- Friendship and nearby towns
- Contact
- Call (608) 574-4223
What's Included
- Wheel bearing inspection and replacement
- Strut and shock assessment
- Steering linkage check
- Test drive to confirm the fix
Suspension and Steering Repair Available In
We offer suspension and steering repair to customers across the region. Tap any area for full local details.
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Oil Changes and Fluid Service
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Learn moreAbout Suspension and Steering Repair
Common questions and tips from our work with Friendship customers.
- What does a bad wheel bearing sound like?
- Usually a hum or growl that gets louder with speed and may change pitch as you turn one way or the other. Left alone, a worn bearing can get loose enough to affect steering and braking, so it is worth having checked as soon as you notice the noise.
- How do I know if my struts or shocks are worn?
- Watch for a bouncy ride after bumps, the nose diving when you brake, the body leaning hard in turns, or fluid leaking down the strut body. Worn struts also cause cupped tire wear. A bounce test and a visual inspection with the vehicle raised tell us a lot.
Tip
Rough roads wear out front ends faster
Potholes from freeze and thaw cycles, gravel roads and frost heaves put extra stress on ball joints, tie rods and bearings. If your steering wheel sits off center or the vehicle drifts after a hard hit, have the front end checked before it wears out a set of tires.
FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Always. We run the diagnostic, explain what we found, show you the parts or labor involved, and give you a fair price. You approve the work before we touch anything.
We take walk-ins when we can, but an appointment keeps you from waiting.
Could be a loose gas cap, a bad sensor, a catalytic converter issue, or a misfiring cylinder. We scan it, decode the error and tell you what it really means. Some fixes are cheap, some cost more.
Most cars get 50,000 to 70,000 miles from a set. If you hear squealing or grinding, or if your pedal feels soft, have us check. We'll tell you if you need them now or can wait.
Check your owner's manual. Many newer cars go 7,500 to 10,000 miles between changes. Older vehicles may need every 5,000 miles. Bring it in when you're due.
We handle domestic and import cars, trucks and vans. If you're unsure, call with your year, make and model and we'll let you know what we can do.
Yes. If you'd rather have us diagnose or repair at your home, call and we'll arrange it. Some jobs work better at the shop, but we're flexible.
We're based in Friendship, WI, and serve the surrounding area including Adams County. Call to confirm we can reach you.
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