Key Suspension System Components for Cars & Trucks

Your vehicle’s suspension system plays a critical role in ride comfort, steering control, and overall safety. From shocks and struts that absorb road impact to control arms, ball joints, and sway bars that maintain stability and alignment, every suspension component works together to keep your car or truck handling properly. Whether you’re experiencing a rough ride, uneven tire wear, or poor steering response, replacing worn suspension parts can restore performance and extend tire life. Browse our selection of OEM and aftermarket suspension components designed for daily drivers, trucks, SUVs, and performance vehicles, all backed by trusted brands, competitive pricing, and fast shipping.

Suspension

What Your Suspension System Does

Your suspension components work together to:

Absorb bumps, potholes, and road vibration
Maintain consistent tire contact and traction
Improve steering response
Reduce body roll during cornering
Support braking stability and vehicle control

A healthy suspension system ensures a smoother ride, safer handling, and better fuel economy.

1. Shocks & Struts

These components control bounce, stability, and overall ride quality. Worn shocks cause excessive sway, poor braking, and uneven tire wear.

2. Control Arms

Control arms connect your vehicle’s suspension to the frame, allowing the wheels to move smoothly while maintaining proper alignment. Bad control arms or worn bushings can cause loose steering, clunking noises, and uneven tire wear. We offer pre-assembled control arms with ball joints and bushings for easier installation and long-lasting performance.

3. Ball Joints

Ball joints act as pivot points between the control arms and steering knuckles, enabling smooth suspension movement and steering control. When ball joints wear out, drivers may notice steering vibration, popping noises, or wandering alignment. Replacing worn ball joints improves handling, safety, and tire longevity.

4. Sway Bar & Links

Sway bars (anti-roll bars) reduce body roll during cornering, while sway bar links connect the bar to the suspension. Damaged links or bushings can cause rattling noises, poor cornering stability, and excessive body lean. Upgrading sway bar components enhances control and ride confidence, especially in SUVs and trucks.

5. Suspension Bushings

Suspension bushings cushion and isolate movement between metal components, reducing noise and vibration. Over time, bushings dry out or crack, leading to loose handling, clunks, and harsh ride quality. High-quality rubber or polyurethane bushings restore factory ride feel or improve performance response.

6. Coil Springs

Coil springs support vehicle weight and maintain proper ride height. Sagging or broken springs can cause uneven stance, poor handling, and bottoming out. Replacing worn coil springs helps restore factory ride height and ensures your suspension system functions as designed.