OEM Mitsubishi Leaf Springs
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Mitsubishi Leaf Springs FAQ
What Do the Leaf Springs in a Car Do?
They help support the vehicle; they absorb shocks from bumps and potholes; they help control ride height; they help maintain wheel and tire alignment; and they help the suspension adjust to trailer weight during towing. Put simply, they help smooth out the ride while cutting down on other parts' wear and tear.
How Can I Tell if the Leaf Springs in My Mitsubishi are Bad?
Although leaf springs usually last a vehicle's lifetime, with parts like their rubber bushings typically lasting 10 to 15 years, they can still fail. Look for the signs: a sagging suspension, for example, plus rougher-than-usual ride quality and squeaks and clunks from the rear of the chassis, especially going over bumps, speeding up or stopping. Other symptoms include damaged center pins and generally unreliable handling.
How Much Does Mitsubishi Leaf Spring Replacement Cost on Average?
According to RepairPal, anywhere from $875 or so to $975 plus. Cost can also vary by model, and whether you have the job done at a Mitsubishi dealer can factor in.
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