Your BMW's handling is significantly determined by its suspension. However, not every auto owner knows all of the complexities that are involved with the BMW suspension repair process. In this article, we’re going to take a look at some of the most essential parts to consider replacing when undergoing BMW suspension repair.

Bushings & Mounts

Suspension bushings and mounts help your vehicle absorb the abrasive energy from harsh road conditions. However, over time, these components can become old and fail, which makes replacing them crucial to the health of your vehicle’s suspension.

Camber / Caster

The camber on your vehicle is among the most essential components of your suspension and your car’s overall driving experience. There are several reasons why your camber is critical, including increased front end traction and decreased interior tire wear, among many more reasons.

Chassis Reinforcement

The chassis is essentially the basic framework of your vehicle and includes several components, such as the wheels and transmission. However, chassis repair is regrettably a common repair among most BMW owners. Luckily, chassis repair isn’t too labor-intensive and is a relatively easy repair process.

Shocks and Struts

Is your BMW not driving as smoothly as you remember it? Failed shocks can make your BMW driving experience more stressful than it needs to be and can also cause irregular tire wear. If your car is driving more harshly than usual, it may be time to consider a BMW suspension repair.

Sway Bar

Sway bars can provide your BMW with more efficient turns and decrease the rolling feeling that some vehicles with failing sway bars get. When replacing sway bars, you should combine the repair with your springs and shocks to maintain vehicle balance.

Come See Arizona Bimmer Works for Your BMW Suspension Repair

If you think you need BMW suspension repair, come see us at Arizona Bimmer Works today. With our team of certified automotive professionals, we will inspect your BMW and provide you with a better understanding of the repair process. Call our Mesa location at (480) 733-5321, our Scottsdale location at (480) 404-0051 or contact us online to get started today!