Audi TT Shocks & Struts

Shock absorbers are susceptible to normal wear. Converting kinetic energy into heat for inhibiting the springs’ motion, shocks encounter tremendous pressure extremes. It's not a problem for the tube and piston located inside a shock, but these pressure impulses slowly ruin the sealing that keeps the working fluid inside. Ultimately, shocks start to leak, which, given the pressure and small volume of the liquid, makes them pointless almost instantly. And that’s when you need new Audi TT shocks & struts. The problem is fairly easy to diagnose – fresh oily streaks on the shocks and perceptible bouncing on an uneven road will give you a hint.

Why you shouldn’t hesitate with the replacement is because bouncing can lead to the uncontrollable movements of the vehicle. Would you like to have something of an uncontrollable nature in your brisk coupe? Left undamped, the springs let the chassis wiggle like a vessel on the waves. Doing no good to comfort, it affects the stability at high speed hence making driving pretty dangerous. The good news is that the replacements don’t necessarily have to be genuine parts. Your Audi TT will be fine with high-quality aftermarket products, a huge variety of which are available in our catalog.