How To Spot Shock And Strut Wear
Your suspension system helps keep your tires in contact with the road and your vehicle handling the way it should.
Bring your vehicle to your Ford or Lincoln Dealership for a suspension system inspection if you notice any of the following symptoms:
- Your vehicle is frequently bouncing
- Your tires are losing their grip on the road
- Excessive or uneven tire wear
- Your vehicle no longer handles or brakes the way it used to
- Audible vibration or noise
- Visible fluid leaks from your shock absorbers
- Dents, holes or visible damage to any of your shock and strut components
The Ford Motor Company-trained technicians at your local Ford or Lincoln Dealership can inspect your shocks and struts along with all the rest of your vehicle’s critical suspension components. If you need replacement parts, they have shocks and struts from Motorcraft® that are recommended for your vehicle.
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- How To Clean Your Vehicle
- How To Preserve Your Vehicle’s Value
- How To Keep Your Battery Well Maintained
- How To Keep Your Tires In Shape
- Getting Maintenance At The Dealership
- 2011 Super Duty® Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor™ and Diesel Exhaust Fluid
- How to Spot Battery Wear
- How To Spot Brake Wear
- How To Spot Shock And Strut Wear
- When To Change Your Oil
- When To Change Your Air Filter
- When To Change Your Fuel Filter
- When To Change Your Cabin Air Filter
- Keeping Your Engine In Top Shape
• Fluid Top-Off
• Battery Test
• Filter Check
• Belts and Hoses Check


