What is hardware, fasteners and fittings?

Hardware, fasteners and fittings are components of a car's suspension system. They are used to attach and secure components such as springs, shock absorbers, and linkages.

How do I know if my suspension hardware, fasteners and fittings are faulty?

If any of the hardware, fasteners and fittings in your suspension system are damaged, they can cause noise when driving, loose steering, and uneven tire wear. If you experience any of these symptoms, it's a sign that you should inspect your suspension hardware, fasteners and fittings.

Can a faulty suspension hardware, fasteners and fittings cause damage?

Yes, a faulty suspension hardware, fasteners and fittings can cause damage to the suspension system and other parts of the car. It can also interfere with the car's handling, leading to an accident.

How do I replace my suspension hardware, fasteners and fittings?

1) Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2) Remove any components that are in the way of the suspension hardware, fasteners and fittings.
3) Remove the old hardware, fasteners and fittings.
4) Install the new hardware, fasteners and fittings.
5) Reattach any components that were removed.
6) Reconnect the negative battery cable.

How often should I inspect my suspension hardware, fasteners and fittings?

You should inspect your suspension hardware, fasteners and fittings at least once a year or when you notice any of the symptoms mentioned above.