Steering & Suspension Service and Repair in Elkton, KY
Better handling, better tire life, safer braking
Steering and suspension affect how your vehicle turns, stops, and rides. Worn parts can increase stopping distance, cause uneven tire wear, and make the car feel unstable. If your vehicle doesn’t feel “tight” anymore, we can help.
Common signs you need steering/suspension repair
- Clunking over bumps
- Excessive bouncing after bumps (shocks/struts)
- Pulling or wandering
- Uneven tire wear
- Steering wheel vibration
- Loose steering feel
- Nose-dive while braking
What we inspect
- Shocks/struts for leakage and damping performance
- Control arms, ball joints, bushings
- Tie rods and steering linkage play
- Sway bar links/bushings
- Ride height concerns (springs)
- Tire condition clues that point to mechanical wear
Repairs we commonly perform
- Shock/strut replacement
- Control arms, ball joints, bushings
- Tie rods and steering component service
- Sway bar links/bushings
- Root-cause diagnosis for vibrations and pulls (so you don’t replace parts unnecessarily)
Why Walker Automotive
You position Walker Automotive around certified technicians, quality workmanship, and clear expectations, which matters for suspension work where a correct diagnosis protects tire life and driving safety.
FAQs
Do bad shocks affect braking? Yes—reduced tire contact can increase stopping distance.
Why are my tires wearing on the inside edge? Often alignment or worn suspension components—inspection confirms.
Is clunking always suspension? Usually, but mounts or steering components can also cause noise.