Rear suspensiontypes

Eric Riddles is an ASE Certified Master Automobile Technician who has been working as an auto mechanic since 1998 and originally joined the team at Custom Complete Automotive in 2005. Eric has numerous certifications in various aspects of car repair and spent 10 years training the next generation of auto technicians at a local high school Auto Shop classroom.

Rear suspensionparts names with pictures

These ball bearings are made of high quality Chrome Steel and are pre-lubricated with grease from the factory and are available in both RS (Rubber Seals) and ZZ (Metal Shields) configurations. The 6202-2RS and 6202-ZZ has a 15 mm ball bearing that is found in many applications. The 6202-2RS ball bearing has two contact rubber seals, one on each side of the ball bearing. The 6202-ZZ bearing has two non-contact metal shields, one on each side of the ball bearing. If your application requires a 6202 ball bearing with only one seal or shield you can simply remove one of the shields or seals. This 15 mm ball bearing is a high quality product and can operate efficiently in many demanding applications.

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One important aspect of your vehicle includes the suspension system. Your car's suspension system keeps your wheels safely on the road while helping your car absorb the shock of uneven surfaces. How your car accelerates, brakes, and handles traction issues such as rain, potholes, turns, and curves is determined by the condition of the suspension system.

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Replacing worn shocks and struts is integral to keeping you and your family safe when driving. At Custom Complete Automotive, we can help you avoid costly repairs that can accompany worn shocks and struts and suspension issues. Contact us at one of our locations today for a full assessment and peace of mind!

Your car’s suspension system is important as it helps provide easier handling, keeping you safe and in control of your vehicle, as well as comfort. For instance, your shock absorbers keep you from feeling all the bumps and bouncing that come from driving on the road.

Your suspension system is part of your car's chassis and includes your tires, struts, shock absorbers, air springs, steering, sway bars, and axles. There's a front suspension and a rear suspension. The front suspension deals with steering and traction while the rear suspension helps keep your car from lowering and hitting the ground. In short, your suspension system works together to keep distance between your car's frame and the road for optimum control.

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Struts are a structural part of your chassis and help keep your car balanced and lifted off the ground. Here are some signs that they may need replaced:

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