Keep Your Suspension In Peak Condition With Cardinale Nissan Service

The road itself is one of the most significant sources of damage to the structure of your car. The uneven terrain and many miles you travel slowly work away at the tires and suspension from the rocking and swaying. A properly tuned suspension is critical to making sure the car drives smoothly over bumps and can handle the occasional pothole, so make sure yours is in fine condition with regular care from our Cardinale Nissan specialists.

The #suspension is a bit of an ambiguous term, but it generally refers to the tires and underlying support structure of the car. This collection of components allows you to make turns and easily navigate rough terrain without harming more fragile parts. It is especially important for maintaining a balance during emergency maneuvers; avoiding an accident is far more difficult without the compensation of the suspension. It also works to make sure the ride is a smooth and gentle as possible for all passengers by compensating for additional weight.

Keeping your suspension working properly is simple and generally consists of maintenance you should otherwise be doing. Precise inflation of your tires is the best defense, as an underinflated or overinflated tire can be punctured more easily and lowers gas mileage. Also, get your wheels aligned at least every 30,000 miles, as it reduces strain on your car and will keep it working efficiently. While these two steps can be complicated, it is important to take care of them at the proper intervals, as correcting a suspension can be costly.

Cardinale Nissan is the only Monterey car dealership to visit to get quality Nissan services from trained professionals, as well as find great deals on new models. Our website, www.cardinalenissan.com, lets you easily search our expansive inventory and find a great deal on the Nissan you are looking for.

 

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Cardinale Nissan

1661 Del Monte Blvd

Seaside, California 93955

Phone: 888.996.1636

Website: www.cardinalenissan.com