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For whatever else may pose a threat to your vehicle's road performance, our knowledgeable specialists provide a number of Front End services. And because our work is guaranteed, you can rest assured that you're receiving the best workmanship possible. Let us know how we can help you! Contact us at 404-363-0716 to set up an appointment for additional quality services.

Our Front End auto services include:

King Pins
A king pin is the main pivot in the steering mechanism of your truck. In most vehicle steering systems, the pin forms part of the mechanism for turning the front wheels. Failure of the king pin will mean that the steering system will not work properly...and improperly working steering systems can be dangerous. To avoid accidents arising from turning problems make sure your truck's king pin is regularly checked and serviced. To have the king pin and the entire steering system checked and serviced by experts, call 404-363-0716 or visit Truck and Trailer Repair today.

Power Steering
Power steering (also known as the steering assist system) helps you turn the truck by augmenting the steering effort of the steering wheel. Power steering works by utilizing a hydraulic pump mounted on the engine. When the wheel is turned, the fluid in the steering system (held under pressure) is released applying pressure to the steering system.

Power steering is considerably useful when the truck is moving slowly or stopped. It also helps you with the feel of the road. To ensure driving safety make sure your truck's power steering is regularly serviced. For all your power steering needs, visit or call Truck and Trailer Repair in Morrow, GA 30260 today.

Spring & U Bolts
The spring supports the weight of your truck allowing the suspension to move over bumps. The movement of the spring is controlled by the shocks. The shocks stop it from bouncing.

U-bolts are U-shaped bolts with screw threads on both ends. There are many uses for U-bolts - one common use is to attach pipes. For all your spring and U-bolt needs, call 404-363-0716 or visit Truck and Trailer Repair today.

How the Front End Works

The front end of your fleet vehicle is made up of several steering and suspension components that work together to provide stability, steering control, and a comfortable ride. Rather than relying on a single part, the front end functions as an integrated system that helps keep the vehicle properly supported, aligned, and responsive under a variety of driving conditions.

During normal operation, these key components work together to perform specific functions:

• Steering System: Allows the driver to control the direction of the vehicle with precision and responsiveness.
• Suspension System: Absorbs bumps and road impacts to improve ride quality and maintain tire contact with the road.
• Wheel Hubs: Support the wheels and allow them to rotate smoothly while working with the steering and suspension systems.
• Springs: Support the vehicle's weight and help absorb road vibrations while maintaining proper ride height.
• Steering Linkage: Connects steering components and transfers steering input from the steering wheel to the front wheels.

Because these components depend on one another, wear in a single part can affect steering response, suspension performance, tire wear, and overall vehicle handling. Routine front end inspections help identify worn or damaged components early, allowing repairs to be made before they lead to more extensive problems or unexpected downtime.

Front End Components We Inspect

Your fleet vehicle's front end consists of several steering and suspension components that work together to provide stable handling, responsive steering, and a smooth ride. Because these parts function as an integrated system, wear in one component can affect the performance and lifespan of others. Routine front end inspections can help identify developing issues before they lead to uneven tire wear, poor handling, or more extensive repairs.

During a front end inspection, technicians may examine:

• King pins
• Power steering system
• Springs
• U-bolts
• Ball joints
• Tie rod ends
• Control arms (where applicable)
• Bushings
• Steering linkage
• Steering gear or steering rack (depending on vehicle design)
• Wheel bearings (where applicable)

Regular inspections of these components can help maintain steering precision, improve ride quality, promote more even tire wear, and reduce the risk of unexpected front end or suspension problems. Addressing worn or damaged parts early helps keep your fleet vehicles operating safely, reliably, and ready for daily use.