Lower Control Arm Replacement

What Does the Lower Control Arm do on my Volkswagen?

The lower control arm is one of your suspension system's central parts, particularly the front part of it. The upper and lower control arms attach to the front wheel and then to the car's frame. The control arm is responsible for allowing you to steer your vehicle without affecting the car's other components, thanks to the ball joints and bushings.

If you drive particularly rough or drive on rough terrain regularly, you might have problems with your lower control arm earlier than you'd expect. In general, there's no set amount of time you should go before replacing the lower control arm in your Volkswagen. If you feel like something is wrong with your suspension or your vehicle isn't handling right, you should at least have everything looked at to make sure there are no problems.

The Best Suspension Service in Indianapolis

If you care about ride quality, you have to take good care of your suspension. The good news is, you don't have to do that alone. Every Volkswagen driver in the Indianapolis area has the benefit of having Tom Wood Volkswagen on their side. If you're having a problem with your suspension, we can take a look at it to make sure there's nothing wrong and quickly fix any problems.

The Tom Wood Volkswagen service center can even help you create a maintenance schedule, so you don't have to worry about major problems. Whether you've recently been in for service or haven't taken your Volkswagen to a dealership since you bought it, we'll help you get on track and stay on track, so your VW keeps running smoothly many miles to come.

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