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Tires Don’t Lie About Driving Habits

Tire wear patterns are visual representations of how the vehicle is performing and how owners maintain their vehicles.

European Brakes: The Advantages They Bring

Here are the advantages that follow with having ceramic-composite or carbon-ceramic brake rotors and pads.

Crossover Suspension Service

Most drivers assume taller is safer. But, the opposite is true when it comes to stability.

Don’t Back Down When Recommending Ride Control

Shocks, struts and springs do not operate independently.

Curing Belt Squeal

Here are five techniques you can use to solve belt noise problems.

Monotube Or Twin Tube, What Is The Best For The Application?

Most shocks and struts look the same. But inside, there can be significant differences.

Ride Control Estimator

Loaded or complete struts can be twice the price of a strut and upper mount.

John Gardner And Babcox Media Partner For Video Series

TV star and teacher John Gardner gives a detailed look inside complex car systems.

Loaded Struts Are Not Always The Total Solution

Under normal conditions on a smooth road, shocks and struts stroke an average of 1,750 times for every mile traveled.

It’s Spring (Replacement) Time!

One spring rate might be great for controlling body lean, but it could be too hard to provide a comfortable ride.