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Common signs are a bouncy or rough ride, the car pulling to one side, clunking noises over bumps, or uneven tire wear. None of these prove a fault, so ask the shop to inspect the car and show you what is worn.

They are different parts of the suspension. Springs hold the car's weight, and shocks and struts control how the car moves after a bump. Ask the shop which parts your car has and which ones need work.

Often the shop will recommend one, because suspension parts affect how the wheels point. Ask whether alignment is included in the quote or priced separately.

Some shops replace matching parts on both sides of the same axle so the car handles evenly. Ask the shop what they suggest for your car and why.

Some do and some do not. Ask whether the shop does this work, what parts they use, and whether the change affects your warranty or local rules.

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