5.Check Bushing and Joints
While you have an oil change make sure you get all the bushings and joints of the steering wheel and suspension verified by the mechanic for probable wear. Though such checks are a part of wheel alignment but still make sure enough lubrication is put to the joints if needed. An older vehicle which use tie rod ends and ball joints needs a periodic lubrication.
6.Steering System
Cars having a hydraulic power steering require to be inspected for steering fluid and belt tightness for every 10,000kms. Low fluid or a bad belt can add in damaging significant steering wheel components which in return affect the car’s handling. This is very unsafe and can cause suspension damage.
7.Driving Habits
Finally confirm you modify few driving habits which can kill your suspension. Slowing down at massive bumps, avoid potholes, and avoid overloading and slowing down on the surfaces which can give your car an air time will really add to the longevity of the suspension.
