Shocks & Struts para Jeep Liberty

Jeep Liberty Shocks and Struts

Jeep is a line of vehicles built for durability, safety, and a smooth ride. Among the myriad of technological advances made by Jeep is the ability to create an ideal suspension system, so you will be as comfortable driving up a mountain as you are dropping the kids off at school.

Suspension systems on a Jeep Liberty are durable and strong, but the process of constructing them is actually quite delicate. The suspension of a vehicle is precisely balanced to allow for maximum handling without sacrificing the comfort of the driving experience. The suspension is also important in protecting the bottom of the car. Therefore, Jeep has put a great deal of care into how the suspension is tuned for maximum safety and smoothness, and what parts go into the suspension on your Liberty.

A lot of important parts are required to control a cars suspension. One of the main pieces are the shock absorbers or "shocks." These are thick metal springs designed to absorb the force from the car driving down the road. Shocks also help to create a much more comfortable ride by helping to control for the unevenness of a cars brakes. Because of where brakes are placed in a car, they would create an uneven and bumpy ride if cars did not have shocks.

The main part that attaches the shocks to the car is a part of the vehicle called the struts. Struts are the metal part of a cars frame that serve to attach the shocks to the body of the vehicle, but they also play a role in helping to smooth out your ride.

Because of the important part struts and shocks play in the comfort and safety of your ride, not to mention in the handling of your vehicle, it is important to have them both regularly checked to see if you should replace them. Of course, because the struts and the shocks have such an obvious effect on your comfort, it is often easy to tell if there is a serious problem with either components. However, as long as you are taking your Jeep Liberty in for regular maintenance, your mechanic will be able to tell you if you need to replace your shocks or struts before the handling on your vehicle gets too difficult.