Frame & Spring Inc

If your cargo gets damaged on route from faulty suspension or alignment, you could not only be dealing with an unhappy customer, but you might also have to come up with a chunk of cash. Getting your trucks’ suspension serviced by an expert can keep this from being a problem.

As any driver knows, there are good roads that are smooth and have plenty room, and bad roads that are filled with potholes and narrow lanes. Unfortunately, they often happen on the same haul, but a suspension expert can keep your truck in good enough shape to handle the good and the bad.

Steering wheel shimmy, shaking, or drifting right or left while driving, particularly at higher speeds, could be a problem tire balance, or wheel alignment, or it could indicate suspension problems.

Your suspension system is designed to both absorb energy and help your tractor trailer grip the road more tightly. To make sure this critical system is operating properly, it’s important to have your suspension system checked on a regular basis.

A majority of the trucking companies out there have 6 or less trucks, which means you need all of your trucks in tip-top shape to avoid business being completely stopped. One of the best ways to do this is by having their alignment and suspension regularly checked and modified to avoid accidents.