Carolina’s Experts in European Auto Suspension Service & Repair
Is your car bouncing whenever you hit a bump, or your front end seems to dip when you stop? If you’re noticing these kinds of issues, then there’s a good chance your car is dealing with a suspension issue. When you start to notice these issues it’s important to have your car’s suspension checked by a qualified mechanic. With two shops throughout South Carolina, EuroPro offers drivers the most accurate suspension maintenance possible for their vehicles.
Brands We Service
The suspension is an integral part of your car that helps your tires find friction with the road. A working suspension also ensures that your car provides proper braking, handling, & accelerating for the best performance. With that in mind, EuroPro features the same factory-grade tools & equipment as the dealerships. This allows our ASE certified mechanics to provide full, accurate suspension services for the most popular European brands:
Suspension Issues, Warnings, & Repairs For European Cars in South Carolina
- Uneven Tire Wear: If your vehicle’s tires are wearing out faster on one side than the other, the wheels might be misaligned, or any suspension component could be acting up in the background. This not only makes your ride uncomfortable but also puts your on-road safety at risk and ruins those expensive tires. Don’t worry! Come to our repair center right here in Myrtle Beach, SC, or Charleston, SC, and let our specialists realign the wheels and inspect every suspension component to keep your drive smooth and the tires durable.
- Unusual Noises: Hearing a loud and strange clunking or rattling sound when you drive over speed bumps or on rough roads? That can only happen if the shocks are worn, struts are damaged, or bushings are on their last leg. Here at our auto shop in Myrtle Beach, SC, or Charleston, SC, we can pinpoint the exact source of the noise, replace worn-out parts, and ensure everything is tightened But for this, you just need to get in touch with us for a complete suspension system inspection.
- Car Tilts to One Side: A ride in your European car should feel steady. But if your car drifts or pulls either to the left or right, this could mean the suspension system is out of alignment or the control arm is damaged. In this situation, once you approach our service center near Myrtle Beach, SC, or Charleston, SC, we can assess your car with advanced diagnostic tools, then make precise adjustments or repairs to fix a misaligned or faulty suspension component. This way, we will restore your vehicle’s overall steering and handling, ensuring they remain intact in the long run.
- Steering Feels Loose or Hard: When your vehicle’s power steering wheel feels loose or stiff, the culprits can often be worn suspension ball joints or damaged tie rods. Sometimes problems in the power steering system itself can also cause similar inconvenience. Therefore, bring your European car to our garage near Myrtle Beach, SC, or Charleston, SC, because our specialists can thoroughly check the entire suspension and steering system for leaks or worn parts, and do the needful to make the steering wheel responsive and safe again.
- Abnormal Vibrations: Sometimes, your car’s body may also shudder, especially while driving on an uneven or bumpy surface or slowing down. This usually results from faulty suspension components or worn-out wheel bearings. For this issue, if you choose our service center near Myrtle Beach, SC, or Charleston, SC, we can balance the wheels, inspect the bearings, and inspect the entire suspension system for any signs of wear and tear. If any parts seem suspicious, we will identify the issue and replace the struggling component with a new OEM part suitable for your vehicle model to get everything back on track. But all you have to do is drop by our garage as soon as possible.
Complete Suspension Maintenance
When part of your suspension is worn or damaged, it can cause many different issues throughout your car. Our mechanics always perform complete vehicle inspections to ensure that your suspension is in proper working condition. When we do find issues, we perform any necessary repairs including:
- Shocks & Struts
- Springs
- Bushings
- Shock Absorbers
With components prone to wearing down over time and as the miles add up, annual inspections and maintenance appointments are key to preserving the high performance you expect. Our mechanics always work with you to determine the best service plan possible for your car. This way there are never any surprises and you can always drive with confidence that your car is properly taken care of.
Call or Visit Us Today
EuroPro is proud to have two shops throughout South Carolina:
When you choose EuroPro, quality European auto service is always a short drive away. Please call or visit one of our shops today to schedule an appointment or to learn more about our suspension maintenance programs.
FAQs
How often should I check my suspension?
It's recommended to have your vehicle's suspension inspected every 12,000–15,000 miles or once a year. This helps catch problems early before they turn costly.
Can suspension issues cause my tires to wear faster?
Absolutely. When you continue to drive with a weak suspension system, the weight won't be evenly distributed throughout your car. This, in turn, causes some tires to bear more load than others, wearing down faster.
Should I replace tires or fix the suspension first?
Np doubt fixing the worn tires is compulsory, but before that, repair the faulty suspension component. No matter how many times you replace the worn tire, the underlying suspension issues will keep impacting the tires.
Why does my car lean to one side?
Your vehicle leaning to one side often results from a sagging spring, leaking strut, or failing air suspension bag. Because of these issues, your car is starting to have an uneven height.
Why does my steering feel stiff or rigid?
The power steering wheel feels stiffer or more complex than usual when the suspension mounts are damaged. Moreover, critical problems in the steering and suspension system can compromise steering flexibility and responsiveness.
