Shock Absorbers & Suspension in Newcastle

Worn suspension can make driving uncomfortable and unsafe. We inspect shocks and suspension components, then repair or replace them to restore control, comfort and tyre wear.

A Vehicle Suspended on Ramps, Showing Suspension Components, Tires, and Chassis — AutoHop Lambton in Lambton, NSW

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Safe Performance On The Road

Has your vehicle started to lose its steering ability and handling capacity? If you’re really feeling every lump, bump and pothole behind the wheel, AutoHop Lambton has the solution. We provide comprehensive shock absorber and suspension replacement and upgrades for motorists in Newcastle and surrounding areas.

Like the name suggests, a shock absorber's role is to limit and control the movement of your car’s springs while in motion. This is done by managing the flow of oil inside each shock absorber through a number of control valves.

Over time, your shock absorbers can become worn and begin to lose their luster. Our team provide the best in replacement shock absorbers and repairs to keep your vehicle safe and performing optimally on the road.

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Improved handling

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Greater stability

Your Local Suspension Specialist

Generally speaking, if your vehicle has become difficult to drive, your suspension system is likely to blame. At AutoHop Lambton, we are your local suspension specialist. We supply, repair and install systems for all types of vehicles.

We are the only fitter in Newcastle part of the RXN Suspension network. Our stock includes Raw 4X4 suspension kits—buy a kit from us and we’ll install it for you too! The installation process takes around four hours, depending on your vehicle. We can also order in suspension kits from other brands, as well as wheels and aftermarket rims.

For more information, or to book a service with our team, get in touch today on 02 4952 3191.

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