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Shocks and struts do not require a replacement at specific mileage intervals, so when you understand how to identify the warning signs that come with bad or failing shocks and struts, you can be assured that you and your passengers are always safe while on the road. Over time, shocks and struts do wear out and the failure of these components could have dangerous implications. New Chevy Trailblazer shocks and struts can help in making you stop up to 10 feet sooner, while increasing your vehicle stability and improving your control over the car.

What are the Shock and Strut Warning Signs to Look for?

There are certain warning signs that you should be aware of. Knowing what they are, will help you understand when you need to get them replaced, whether it is Trailblazer front struts or shocks or the rear ones.

Your car bounces excessively: Coil springs are part of the suspension system in your vehicle. If your car's design has shocks integrated, the coil springs are bound to be mounted between the vehicle frame and the wheels. Struts one the other hand are essentially - a shock absorber and a coil spring in one piece. When driving over a bump, your vehicle bounces on the coil springs, whether or not there are struts or shocks installed in your vehicle. In both cases, the shock absorbers prevent the nonstop bouncing of the vehicle. So if you drive over a patch of rough road or a bump and your car continues to bounce, it indicates that a strut or shock replacement is required.

Fluid leaking: A piston and hydraulic fluid is present inside every shock and strut. When you drive over a rough stretch of road or a bump, the struts or shocks compress pushing the piston against the hydraulic fluid which then absorbs the piston force. In some cases, there can be fluid leakage in the shock or strut. It is normal for a little leakage to occur and a small wet spot is all there will be on a shock or strut that is otherwise dry. When most of the shock or strut looks oil and wet is the time you should worry about a leakage.

Rear end squats dipping/ nose dives and tire cupping are other signs that should warn you of a shock or strut that is starting to get damaged or is bad. Get your vehicle immediately to a trusted mechanic and get these components replaced.

Cost of Shock Replacement for Chevrolet Trailblazer

When it comes to the replacement for a Chevrolet Trailblazer shock, the average cost of replacement can be anything between $314 and $606. Labor can cost you between $158 and $200 while the price of the shock absorber itself can be between $156 and $406. You can also request for a personalized estimate based on your city and specific vehicle, without the inclusion of fees and taxes, before you tow the car to the mechanic.

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