Shocks · struts · ball joints · tie rods
Suspension repair
in Tyler & Longview.
Clunks, wander, bounce or a wheel that won't sit straight? We fix shocks, struts, ball joints, tie rods, control arms and sway bar links at our Tyler and Longview shops. Inspection first, then a straight quote.
The hardware
Rides right.
Steers straight.
Suspension parts work as one unit. Leave one worn part alone and it speeds up the wear on everything around it, so we inspect the whole front end and fix what needs it. Cars, trucks, minivans and SUVs, stock or lifted.
Signs it's time
Clunk, wander
or bounce.
Wander, shake, off-center
A steering wheel that sits off-center, wanders on the highway or feels loose points at the tie rods and ball joints. Worn steering parts knock the alignment out too, so we fix the part first and handle the alignment after.
Bounce, lean, clunk
Worn shocks and struts let the truck bounce after every dip and lean hard in the corners. A clunk over bumps is often a sway bar link or a bushing. Uneven tire wear is the receipt for all of it.
Hit a pothole and something feels off? Bring it in. The inspection takes about 30 minutes and we quote the repair before we touch it. Start a quote or call Tyler / Longview.
The install standard
Inspect first.
Fix it once.
Inspection first
About 30 minutes. We check the whole front end and the shocks or struts, show you what is worn, and quote it before any work starts.
Job times up front
A sway bar link takes about 30 minutes. Tie rods take about an hour. Ball joints, shocks or struts take about two hours.
Fixed in the right order
If it can't all be done at once, we tell you what is urgent and what can wait, and work through it a little at a time. Four financing and lease-to-own partners if you would rather do it all now.
Alignment handled
Tie rods, ball joints, control arms and struts all change the angles your tires sit at. We handle the alignment, so you don't have to arrange it.
Straight from Google
Don't take
our word.
Take theirs. Front ends and suspension, quoted word for word from our public Google listings.
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★★★★★
I bought a truck that ended up having issues with the multiple lift kits that were on it apparently 🙄!! Struts and shocks were bad, control arm issues, ball joints and some bushings all needed replacing as well as the A arm that was darn near rubbing on my shocks! Wheels up front told me about their financing options my wife came up (cuz my credit isn’t great) we got approved and I had my truck on the road in a day and a half! Would have been less but we weren’t in a hurry! He didn’t just try to rush me into a sale he thoroughly explained the payments and gave me advice on how I should pay! They were absolutely awesome! Let me tell ya i absolutely hate going to shops because all they ever seem to want is to gouge you for your money! His shop is totally different and if you can’t do all that’s needed at once he will work with you on doing things a little at a time! Thanks Wheels Up Front! You will definitely have my business and reference for future tire, wheels, suspension and whatever else!!!
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★★★★★
Got front end work and new tires ...all at a reasonable price. Quick service and work is all guaranteed!! Very friendly customer service!! Great people!!
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★★★★★
After getting my truck back from major engine work I got recommended to wheels up front for my front end and Tony helped me out. He was able to look at my truck super fast and he gave me a great quote. I look forward to using him and his guys in the future! Highly recommend!! Thank you Sir.
Straight answers
Suspension
questions.
How do I know my shocks or struts are worn?
How long does suspension repair take?
What is the difference between shocks and struts?
Do I need an alignment after suspension work?
Do you work on lifted trucks?
Build my quote
Tell us what
it's doing.
Send the year, make and model and what the steering or ride is doing. Suspension or steering is already picked below, and the shop will call to set up the inspection. A quote request does not book an appointment or reserve inventory. Confirm pricing, availability and a service time with the shop before you travel.
Where to bring it
Two shops.
Same standard.
Suspension repair is done at the Tyler shop on SE Loop 323 and the Longview shop on Spur 63. Walk in during posted hours, or call ahead to check how busy the bays are.
Tyler, TX 75701 (903) 630-1114
All hours
| Monday | 8:00a to 7:00p |
| Tuesday | 8:00a to 7:00p |
| Wednesday | 8:00a to 7:00p |
| Thursday | 8:00a to 7:00p |
| Friday | 8:00a to 7:00p |
| Saturday | 9:00a to 6:00p |
| Sunday | Closed |
Longview, TX 75601 (903) 807-9484
All hours
| Monday | 8:00a to 6:30p |
| Tuesday | 8:00a to 6:30p |
| Wednesday | 8:00a to 6:30p |
| Thursday | 8:00a to 6:30p |
| Friday | 8:00a to 6:30p |
| Saturday | 8:00a to 6:30p |
| Sunday | 11:00a to 3:00p |
Driving from Marshall? Longview is about 25 minutes west on US-80.
Ride right.
Have your suspension done at the Tyler shop or the Longview shop.