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Find parts that fit your vehicle
Select your vehicle in the Part Finder at the top of the page and we'll show the parts listed for it.
Suspension & Steering
Find parts that fit your vehicle
Select your vehicle in the Part Finder at the top of the page and we'll show the parts listed for it.
Worn suspension and steering parts affect how your car handles, brakes and wears its tyres. Our range covers shock absorbers, ball joints, control arms, tie rod ends, rack ends, sway bar links and hubs, bearings and seals.
We stock brands including Sachs and 555. Select your vehicle at the top of the page to see parts that fit, or call us on 02 9413 3166 and we'll help you track down the right part.
Family owned since 1980. You deal with us directly, from order to door.
Pick up free from our Chatswood shop, or get free local delivery across the North Shore and surrounds.
Need it fitted? The workshop at our Chatswood shop can fit your parts, with every job quoted first.
Common signs include clunking or knocking over bumps, wandering or vague steering, a steering wheel that isn't straight, uneven tyre wear, excessive body roll, or a bouncy ride. Have the front end checked if you notice any of these.
Often, yes. Replacing tie rod ends, rack ends, control arms or struts usually changes the alignment. A wheel alignment afterwards keeps the car tracking straight and protects your tyres.
Select your vehicle at the top of the page, then check the fitment details on the listing, including front or rear and left or right. If you're not sure, give us a call on 02 9413 3166 with your make, model and year.
For shock absorbers, springs and sway bar links, replacing both sides of the same axle keeps handling even. For joints and arms, replace the worn part, and check the other side at the same time.
Some jobs, such as sway bar links, are manageable at home with the right tools. Others, such as compressing coil springs or pressing in ball joints, need special equipment and can be dangerous without it. If you're unsure, have a professional do it.
