How does car suspension work?

Suspension components keep tyres in firm contact with the road to maximise grip, stability and braking.

How much does it cost to repair suspension?

Costs vary by diagnosis. An inspection will confirm whether bushes, shocks or other parts require replacement.

What are warning signs my suspension needs attention?

Clunks or squeaks over bumps, uneven tyre wear, instability when braking, or the vehicle pulling to one side.

Is driving with damaged suspension recommended?

No. It compromises control and braking. Arrange an inspection as soon as possible.

Common suspension problems we see

Misalignment, worn rubber bushes, tired or leaking shocks, incorrect parts installed and ride-height issues from unsuitable lift setups.

Typical time to complete a suspension repair

Around 1–5 hours depending on the vehicle and scope of work.

Symptoms of poor wheel alignment

Off-centre steering wheel, pulling, vibration and rapid or uneven tyre wear.

Consequences of skipping alignment

Reduced handling precision and faster tyre wear, which increases costs.

When to replace suspension bushes

Replace if cracked, perished or moving excessively. Polyurethane replacement bushes can improve durability.

When does a 4x4 lift kit make sense?

If you need more clearance, load capacity or space for larger tyres. Always select a vehicle-specific, road-legal setup.

Do I need regular alignment and suspension checks?

Yes. Alignment preserves geometry and tyres, and routine checks catch issues early.

How often should I align the wheels?

About annually, or sooner after rough-road use, impacts or suspension changes.

How often to check the power steering system?

Follow the service schedule; periodic inspections around every 20,000 km help prevent pump and rack issues.

Camber Bolts for Vehicle

Camber bolts are used to adjust and secure wheel camber settings, helping maintain correct wheel alignment on cars and 4WDs. They are commonly required after suspension...

Camber bolts are used to adjust and secure wheel camber settings, helping maintain correct wheel alignment on cars and 4WDs. They are commonly required after suspension work, lift kits, or when factory adjustment is limited.

Correct camber alignment is essential for stable handling, even tyre wear, and predictable steering response.

Why Use Camber Bolts?

Suspension modifications, worn components, or impacts can alter camber angles, leading to uneven tyre wear and reduced handling performance. In many vehicles, factory adjustment alone is not sufficient to correct these changes.

Camber bolts provide additional adjustment range, allowing precise camber correction. Once set, they help lock camber in place, preventing movement and reducing the risk of excessive or premature tyre wear.

Camber Bolt Range

The camber bolt range includes options designed for both front and rear suspension applications.

Front camber bolts: Front camber bolts allow adjustment of camber to restore correct alignment after suspension changes. They help maintain steering stability and even tyre contact.

Rear camber bolts: Rear camber bolts provide camber adjustment where factory options are limited or unavailable. They help stabilise rear wheel alignment and reduce uneven tyre wear.

Each camber bolt is engineered for correct fitment and secure clamping force.

Key Benefits of Camber Bolts

Precise camber adjustment

Reduced uneven and premature tyre wear

Improved wheel alignment stability

Enhanced handling and steering response

Essential support for suspension modifications

Correctly installed camber bolts help ensure alignment settings remain consistent.

Who Are Camber Bolts For?

Camber bolts are well suited to:

Cars and 4WDs with suspension lifts or modifications

Vehicles experiencing uneven tyre wear

Owners performing wheel alignments

Workshops and home mechanics

Maintaining correct camber helps protect tyres and handling performance.

Lock in Your Camber Settings

Shop the best front and rear camber bolts for your car or 4x4 and keep camber securely set. Browse the camber bolt range online to reduce tyre wear and maintain optimal alignment.

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