Shocks, Struts & Suspension Repair
Worn Suspension Doesn't Just Affect Comfort. It Affects Your Safety.
Shocks and struts don't just make your ride more comfortable, they keep your tires in contact with the road, stabilize your vehicle during turns and emergency maneuvers, and play a direct role in your stopping distance. When they wear out, your vehicle becomes less predictable and less safe to drive.
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At Double Decker Auto Repair, we inspect and service complete suspension systems for all makes and models. Our technicians have years of experience diagnosing worn shocks, damaged struts, broken springs, and failed suspension.
Kenosha's roads, particularly after a Wisconsin winter are especially hard on suspension components. Potholes, frost heaves, and road deterioration accelerate wear on shocks, struts, springs, and chassis hardware faster than smoother road conditions would.
Suspension Services We Provide
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Shock Absorber Replacement
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Strut Assembly Replacement
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Coil Spring Replacement
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Strut Mount & Bearing Plate Replacement
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Rack & Pinion Service
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Tie Rod End Replacement
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Power Steering Pump & Hose Service
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Wheel Bearing Replacement
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Ball Joint Replacement
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Control Arm & Bushing Service
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Sway Bar Link Replacement
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Full Suspension Inspection
Signs Your Shocks or Struts Need Replacement
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Bouncy, floaty, or excessively rough ride
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Vehicle dips or nose-dives sharply when braking
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Excessive body roll when cornering
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Uneven or cupped tire wear
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Knocking, clunking, or rattling over bumps
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Fluid leaking from shocks or struts
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Vehicle sits lower on one side
Shocks, Struts & Springs – FAQ
What are signs of worn suspension?
Bouncing, uneven tire wear, or poor handling.
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How long do shocks and struts last?
Typically around 50,000–100,000 miles.
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Is it safe to drive with worn suspension?
It can reduce control and increase stopping distance.
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Will new shocks improve ride quality?
Yes, you’ll notice better comfort and handling.