Cadillac STS Shocks & Struts

As expected from all Cadillacs, your STS offers a cushy ride, being quiet and vibration-free and performing well on uneven pavement or rough roads thanks to its well-tuned suspension. Although, where there are mechanical parts, there’s always wear and tear. There are plenty of indicators which can tell you that your car’s shocks are getting worn out and require replacement. First of all, your Cadillac STS may experience severe nosedives, especially when driving over bumps or potholes, suffer from excessive bouncing, and show a decrease in ride comfort.

One more negative issue is tire bouncing on rough roads. To add to all that, if you ever notice that your shocks and struts are leaking fluid out of them, then consider replacing them as soon as possible. And last but not least, if these parts in your auto are worn out, then you can have a considerable difficulty in handling it, which may become a safety issue. It's recommended to replace your Cadillac STS shocks & struts at least once in every 50,000 miles in order for your vehicle to handle like the day that it did when it was driven off the showroom floor.