Brake and suspension systems work together to ensure vehicle control, comfort, and safety by maintaining tire contact with the road and managing vehicle momentum. The suspension (springs, shocks, control arms) absorbs road impacts, while brakes (pads, rotors, calipers) use friction to stop, with both systems critical for safe braking distances.  Signs of Trouble on Suspension and brakes are handling (excessive bouncing, rocking, or pulling to one side), noises (clunking/rattling over bumps (suspension), or squeaking/grinding), visual/physical (vehicle sits lower on one corner; excessive front-end dip during braking) and uneven tire wear.

Brake pads, drums, discs, brake boosters and horses replacements.

ABS lights erasing

Shock absorbers, leaf springs, bush, ball joints and pneumatic dampers replacements