Sprinter Shocks & Struts
Bouncing, handling changes, leaks and unusual tire wear are reasons to inspect the suspension.
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Sprinter Suspension Service
Changes in ride, handling or tire wear can involve several suspension and steering components.
About this service
Symptoms worth recording
Describe bouncing, clunks, pulling, uneven tire wear or how the van behaves with its usual load. Note whether a recent pothole, tire replacement or conversion changed the behavior.
Inspect before choosing parts
Shocks and struts are one part of the system. Mounts, joints, springs, steering components, tires and alignment may also need evaluation. Leakage alone should be assessed in context.
Vehicle configuration matters
Give the model, wheelbase, roof configuration and typical load. Parts and repair recommendations should match the specific vehicle.
Related guides & next steps
Sprinter Tire Service & Checks
Tires must suit the Sprinter’s configuration and load. Uneven wear is also a useful clue about the vehicle’s condition.
View guideSprinter Brake Inspection
A brake concern deserves a clear inspection of the whole system, followed by a vehicle-specific repair recommendation.
View guideReady to plan your service?
Tell us your Sprinter’s year, mileage and symptoms. We’ll discuss the appropriate next step and estimate.