Suspension & Drive Terrain

Shocks, struts, control arms, CV axles, wheel bearings, tie rods, and drivetrain components engineered for precise handling and long-term durability. Keep your ride smooth and your drivetrain intact.

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Shocks & Struts

Monroe, KYB, Bilstein, and OEM-equivalent shock absorbers and strut assemblies for a smooth, controlled ride.

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Control Arms & Bushings

Upper and lower control arms, ball joints, and polyurethane or OEM rubber bushings for restored handling precision.

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CV Axles & Joints

Complete CV axle assemblies and individual CV joints for front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive Honda and Acura vehicles.

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Wheel Bearings & Hubs

Front and rear wheel bearing assemblies and hub units for smooth, noise-free wheel rotation.

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Steering & Tie Rods

Rack and pinion assemblies, tie rod ends, inner tie rods, and steering rack boots for responsive, accurate steering.

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Sway Bars & Links

Sway bar end links, sway bar bushings, and aftermarket sway bars for improved cornering stability and body roll reduction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my shocks or struts need replacing?

Common signs include nose-diving under braking, excessive body roll in corners, uneven tyre wear, or a bouncy, uncomfortable ride. Most shocks and struts should be inspected every 50,000 miles.

What is the difference between a shock absorber and a strut?

A strut is a structural suspension component — it supports the weight of the vehicle in addition to absorbing bumps. A shock absorber is purely a damping device. Many modern vehicles use struts at the front and shocks at the rear.

How long do CV axles last?

CV axles typically last 70,000–130,000 miles under normal driving conditions. A torn CV boot is an early warning sign — replace the boot or the entire axle before the joint fails and leaves you stranded.

Can I replace just one shock or strut, or do I need to replace them in pairs?

Best practice is to replace in axle pairs (both fronts or both rears) to maintain even handling and braking performance. Replacing only one side can cause pulling or imbalanced cornering.

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