Potholes causing suspension problems

March 30, 2009
Potholes causing suspension problems
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The recent cold weather has lead to a rise in the number of dreaded potholes plaguing Irish roads and the problem looks set to get worse as road maintenance budgets are cut. Potholes can cause serious damage to the steering and suspension system on any car regardless of its type or age. This means a thorough check of steering and suspension components should be made every time a car is in the workshop, regardless of vehicle manufacturer recommendation.


Faulty or worn steering and suspension parts can have serious safety implications, leading to increased tyre wear and will mean NCT failure. This makes regular checks essential, with replacement where parts are showing signs of wear.

ADE offers a complete solution when it comes to high quality steering and suspension components through its FAI range. This covers, Ball joints, Track rod ends, Axle rods, Links, Bushings, Wishbones and Suspension mounts with all components of OE quality. FAI also prides itself on offering an up to the minute range with applications for even the latest car models, something which is important because of pothole and accident damage.

The FAI range is detailed in a new 2009 fully illustrated catalogue, which is available now from ADE. FAI components are available from stockists nationwide. For more information call ADE on 01-623-2828 or click on www.ade.ie

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