Suspension System 101: Why Your Ride Feels Bumpy If your drive through St. Paul feels more like bouncing down a gravel road than cruising city streets, it might be time for a suspension check. A bumpy ride can be a clear sign that your suspension system needs attention. At Lloyd’s Automotive, we specialize in suspension…
The suspension system and shocks in your car play an essential role in providing a smooth and comfortable ride. They help to absorb the impact of bumps and uneven roads. Also ensuring that your car remains stable and controllable. However, like all components of your vehicle, shocks can wear out over time. It’s important to…
You may have heard the term power steering, but you may not know what it exactly is. The power steering is what helps turn the wheels of the vehicle, when you turn the steering wheel. When you move the steering wheel of your vehicle, a micro processing chain of action takes place. This sends…
It is important to drive, as safe as you can, not matter what the season is. You may find it more difficult to drive in the winter because of reduced visibility and poor road conditions. While winter is sometimes filled with normal driving and great roads, there is always the chance of encountering icy road…
When inspecting your vehicle, also remember to be aware of things that you may not visually see. This includes the suspension system. Noticing an issue with the suspension system could be any rough feelings that you are aware of when driving. If you experience more bouncing when hitting a small bump, it could indicate an…
When snow falls, even in small amounts, it can be time consuming to clear off your vehicle. Clearing off the vehicle completely is important for your safety, as well as the safety of others. It is important to clean off your entire vehicle, including all windows and even the side mirrors. This can help improve…
Your vehicle’s suspension system is made up of numerous components that work together in order to give you a smooth, even, and stable ride. The suspension system takes a lot of road abuse, as it will absorb those bumps you hit. With age and miles, the parts will begin to wear out and even break….
