Your suspension and steering carry the load, keep your tires on the road and keep the truck going where you point it. When they wear out, you'll feel it in the ride, see it in your tires and risk it at inspection time.
Polstar Truck Repairs services air ride and leaf spring suspensions, shocks, bushings and the full steering system, including steering gears, tie rods, drag links and kingpins. We inspect the whole front and rear end so worn parts are caught before they damage other components.
After suspension or steering repairs, we can also check your alignment so your new parts and your tires last as long as possible.
Don't wait for a breakdown. Bring your truck in if you notice any of these:
A leaning or sagging truck often means a leaking air bag, a bad height valve or a broken spring.
Excessive bouncing or harshness usually means worn shocks or suspension parts.
Extra play in the steering wheel can come from worn tie rods, kingpins or the steering gear.
Tires wearing on one edge point to worn suspension or steering parts and alignment problems.
Knocking or clunking over bumps usually means worn bushings, mounts or linkages.
An air ride that won't hold pressure or loses height overnight has a leak somewhere in the system.
We work on trucks from all over Ontario, plus long-haul trucks from across Canada and the US passing through the GTA. Bring your truck to our Mississauga shop for suspension & steering.
Signs include the truck sitting low or uneven, visible cracks in the bags, or an air ride that loses pressure. We'll inspect the bags, lines and height control valve to find the cause.
Loose steering is usually caused by worn tie rod ends, kingpins, drag links or a worn steering gear. We check every part of the steering system to find where the play is coming from.
Yes, in most cases. Replacing steering or suspension parts can change your alignment, and we recommend checking it to protect your tires.
Yes. Broken springs, leaking air bags and loose steering components are common reasons trucks fail safety inspections.
