A torsion bar suspension takes its strength and its name from the torsion resistance of the bar. The bar is firmly attached to the vehicle, then connects via lever arm to the wheel. As the wheel moves, it twists the bar, which resists the twisting to form suspension.
Did you know that placing the wrong-size rims on your vehicle can actually hinder its performance? The best way to avoid this is to purchase rims that are the same size as your vehicle's original rims.
We recognize that some people are harder on their brakes than other people. If there’s a new driver in your family who hasn’t quite mastered the art of smooth braking, you may find that your brakes require service a little more frequently than when you were the only one driving the car.
Did you know that even seemingly innocuous impacts such as potholes and railroad crossings can have a negative effect on wheel alignment? It’s important to have your alignment checked and adjusted if needed if you’ve hit something (even something minor).
Did you know that, like snow tires, trailer tires are built differently than typical tires? Trailer tires have stronger sidewalls to handle the air pressure necessary to carry loads. All the specifications are on the tire.
Did you know that there are more than 1 billion tires made every year? This makes the tire industry the major consumer of natural rubber. It is estimated that, by 2015, there will be 1.72 billion tires sold around the world.