Sprinter Suspension Service
Changes in ride, handling or tire wear can involve several suspension and steering components.
View guideTires must suit the Sprinter’s configuration and load. Uneven wear is also a useful clue about the vehicle’s condition.
Check the vehicle placard and owner information for the correct tire size, load rating and inflation guidance. Do not use a generic pressure from another Sprinter.
Tread, damage, age, inflation and wear patterns all matter. Vibration or pulling can require checks beyond the tire itself, including wheels, alignment and suspension.
Tell us about your normal load, towing and RV conversion. If a tire is visibly damaged or losing pressure, arrange a safe inspection before continuing the trip.
Changes in ride, handling or tire wear can involve several suspension and steering components.
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Bouncing, handling changes, leaks and unusual tire wear are reasons to inspect the suspension.
View guidePlan a maintenance, pre-trip or used-van inspection around the vehicle’s history and the way you intend to use it.
View guideTell us your Sprinter’s year, mileage and symptoms. We’ll discuss the appropriate next step and estimate.