How do I know it is the suspension and not the tires?

Often you cannot tell from the symptom alone, which is why it gets inspected rather than guessed at. Uneven tire wear, a pull, a clunk over bumps or a vague steering feel can all come from worn bushings, shocks, ball joints or alignment, and the fix differs for each.

Will I need an alignment after suspension work in Riverton?

Usually yes. Replacing control arms, struts or tie rods changes the geometry the alignment was set to, so it has to be reset afterwards or the new parts and your tires wear unevenly from the start. We will tell you if your repair needs one.

Is suspension work at the Riverton shop covered nationwide?

Qualifying suspension work at Riverton carries a 36 month, 36,000 mile warranty through the NAPA AutoCare network, honored at participating shops rather than only here. The shop is NAPA Gold certified, rated 4.7 from 595 reviews, with ASE certified technicians.

How long will suspension work take at the Riverton shop?

An inspection is short. A full strut or control arm job takes longer, and an alignment usually follows it. Riverton has five service bays, and loaner vehicles and a local shuttle are available so you are not stuck waiting while the work is done.

Riverton, Utah

Steering and Suspension Repair in Riverton

3311 W 12600 S, Riverton, UT 84065

Book Appointment (801) 302-5935

Front entrance of McNeil's Auto Care at 3311 West 12600 South in Riverton

Steering and Suspension Repair at our Riverton shop

Your vehicle relies on several systems for safe and optimal operation. The suspension system is one component that plays an influential part in your performance. Suspensions are responsible for absorbing shocks and vibrations caused by uneven road surfaces, bumps, and potholes while keeping the tires in proper contact with the road. Due to its location on the undercarriage, it also aids in providing support to the vehicle’s weight. The suspension system comprises several components: shocks, struts, springs, control arms, bushings, ball joints, and sway bars. These parts work together to reduce the impact of road imperfections, maintain stability and control, and prevent excessive body roll. If your suspension goes bad from poor road conditions or worn parts, you can count on McNeil's Auto Care in Riverton, UT! We offer professional and reliable suspension repair services for all makes and models.

Suspension problems can affect the handling, comfort, and safety of your vehicle. If you start to experience excessive bouncing after going over bumps or dips, pulling to one side while driving, leaning when cornering, steering wheel vibrations, difficulty handling, or strange sounds like clunking or squeaking, make an appointment at our auto shop. We will take a look, determine the exact issue, and inform you of the necessary repairs. Keep in mind that similar symptoms can manifest if there is an issue with the steering system or wheel alignment, which is why we will also check these components to see if your suspension is in good shape. We encourage our customers to visit us at the first signs of a problem to prevent further issues and manage repair costs. No problem is too big or complex for us either, our suspension repair team does it all! We have experience repairing or replacing damaged struts, worn springs, bent control arms, and more.

If your car, SUV, or truck requires suspension repair, come by McNeil's Auto Care today! Our ASE-, Master-, and WorldClass-Certified technicians possess the know-how to troubleshoot and fix suspension problems, along with the right equipment and tools. We service all makes and models. And we repair almost all suspension types, such as double Wishbone, MacPherson, and more. We offer a 36-month/36,000-mile nationwide warranty with our suspension repairs and a bevy of conveniences such as loaner cars, shuttle service, and after-hours drop off and pick up. We are also happy to share our current service specials and discuss our financing options with you. We work with the utmost transparency and honesty and will always keep you apprised along the way. To return your vehicle to its original condition, consult our auto repair shop today! You can reach us and at 10665 S 700 E Sandy, UT 84070. Our hours are Monday, Friday 8am to 6pm Monday through Friday.

Questions

Steering and Suspension Repair in Riverton, answered

How do I know it is the suspension and not the tires?: Often you cannot tell from the symptom alone, which is why it gets inspected rather than guessed at. Uneven tire wear, a pull, a clunk over bumps or a vague steering feel can all come from worn bushings, shocks, ball joints or alignment, and the fix differs for each.
Will I need an alignment after suspension work in Riverton?: Usually yes. Replacing control arms, struts or tie rods changes the geometry the alignment was set to, so it has to be reset afterwards or the new parts and your tires wear unevenly from the start. We will tell you if your repair needs one.
Is suspension work at the Riverton shop covered nationwide?: Qualifying suspension work at Riverton carries a 36 month, 36,000 mile warranty through the NAPA AutoCare network, honored at participating shops rather than only here. The shop is NAPA Gold certified, rated 4.7 from 595 reviews, with ASE certified technicians.
How long will suspension work take at the Riverton shop?: An inspection is short. A full strut or control arm job takes longer, and an alignment usually follows it. Riverton has five service bays, and loaner vehicles and a local shuttle are available so you are not stuck waiting while the work is done.

Speak to the Riverton shop

(801) 302-5935