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11491A West Sample Road
Coral Springs, FL 33065

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Mon – Fri: 8AM – 5PM

Sat:8am-2pm

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(754) 704-7284

Suspension Repair in Coral Springs, FL

Your Neighborhood Repair Team

Same-Day Suspension Repair

Your next suspension repair does not have to mean a long, expensive trip to the dealership. Our local, ASE-certified mechanics at Triple J Automotive have what you need for total vehicle alignment, and we have been serving the industry for many years. We have a shop on West Sample Road that caters to both big and small suspension flare-ups. Plus, we can address problems with your springs, shock absorbers, struts, control arms, ball joints, and sway bars. Whatever you need, we are the team to help you out. Our staff have been trained in automotive excellence, plus we back repairs with a TechNet warranty. The usual culprits for suspension misalignment and damage include potholes, curbs, and accidents, but this can also occur without any major incident while you are driving. Sometimes, people need suspension repair just because they have waited too long since their last appointment. Whatever the case, call us at , stop into the shop , or send a message through our website. We are open from Mon – Fri: 8AM – 5PM during the work week as well.  

Alignments and More

 Suspension repair and suspension system alignment never has to wait with the team at Triple J Automotive in Coral Springs. As a local favorite for drivers, we accommodate a wide range of vehicles, including appointments for fleet model owners. You may notice issues with maneuvering your car while driving, such as veering to one side, decreased fuel economy, damaged tires, and increased shock from bumps and dips in the road when a misalignment is present. No worries, because our mechanics want to help. We bring in people daily with suspension, wheel, and tire problems, and we always ensure that all three areas are working together correctly under your vehicle. Many people forget that the suspension feeds into the wheels and tires of their cars. When one becomes damaged, they all do, and it is only a matter of time before you begin noticing it more and more while on the road. Don’t panic, call our team today.  

Protect Your Wheels

 As important as suspension repair is for your car, its wheels might also need attention. Don’t worry because our certified technicians at Triple J Automotive have time for your next suspension and wheel alignment. Additionally, we can assist with repairing and replacing any damaged tires on your vehicle. Most people schedule annual alignments for their car, truck, or SUV, which is necessary to keep everything balanced. The heavier a vehicle is, the more it will require alignment checks and updates, so this is something to keep in mind. Whatever the road brings to you, check off your to-do list here at our Coral Springs shop. We are the neighborhood solution, and we offer appointments in both Spanish and English. Walk-ins are welcome. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Your suspension system has two primary jobs: keeping your ride smooth by absorbing bumps and imperfections in the road, and ensuring your tires maintain firm contact with the pavement. This contact is critical for safe steering, handling, and braking control.
Common red flags include a noticeably rough or bumpy ride, the vehicle “diving” forward when braking or leaning hard during turns, uneven tire wear, and oily-looking shocks or struts. Another classic test is the “bounce test”: if you push down hard on the hood or trunk and the car bounces more than two or three times after you let go, your suspension needs attention.
It is highly discouraged. A compromised suspension severely impacts your ability to control the vehicle, especially during sudden stops or sharp turns. It also dramatically increases your stopping distance and puts extra stress on other components like your tires and steering system, potentially leading to a much more dangerous breakdown.
While they perform a similar job—controlling the movement of the springs and dampening bumps—they are structurally completely different. Shocks are independent components that simply absorb impact. Struts are a structural part of the vehicle’s chassis and suspension system, housing the coil spring and acting as a crucial pivot point for steering. A vehicle will typically have either shocks or struts on a given axle, not both.
It’s a good rule of thumb to have your suspension system visually inspected every 12,000 to 15,000 miles, or roughly once a year (often done during an alignment check or tire rotation). However, you should have it looked at immediately if you hit a severe pothole, curb, or notice any changes in how your vehicle handles.

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