Maintenance Of Coil Springs

Suspension springs, or “coil spring systems” are usually located at the front and back of your vehicle, and are designed with a wide gap of coils to absorb shocks and give you a smooth and comfortable ride – so when one goes faulty it won’t be something you’re going to want to ignore. Truck spring repair and maintenance are essential to keeping your rig in tip-top shape.

Coil springs are a convenient option to use for your vehicle parts. One great advantage to using coil springs is that they pack a punch while remaining lightweight. Due to using a convenient metal, coil springs are also efficient and inexpensive, making them an economical choice for any mechanic.

Coil springs come in a conveniently wide variety, with hundreds of options available for various uses. Torsion, compression, and tension springs are all example of coil spring options. One of the best parts about using coil springs is that they are relatively maintenance-free, meaning you won’t have to lubricate the spring and no custom coatings will be necessary.

Most coil springs require no cleaning; making these durable springs one of the most convenient ones yet. While coil springs are built for tough jobs, they should still be inspected regularly to maintain their integrity.

Despite routine checkups, sometimes coil springs need to be replaced. Replacement comes when a spring is worn out, broken, or turns faulty. If your motor home or pickup truck begins leaning, or offers you a bumpy ride, you may be looking at a coil spring replacement.

At Smith Springs, we know repairs. For any issues with coil springs on heavy duty trucks or motor homes, or to schedule a coil spring replacement, call and see the Smith Springs Difference and call us at (800) 619-4652.