Your Buick Lesabre shocks are an important part of your car's suspension system. Your Lesabre shocks work with your springs to give you a smooth ride, good handling, and safe cornering. You may not be aware that your Buick Lesabre shocks do not actually absorb shocks, though.

The function of shock absorption actually falls to your springs. When you hit bumps or potholes, your springs bounce to absorb the shock, and then your Lesabre shocks serve to dampen the spring motion so your car does not continue to bounce on down the road.

As you can see, your Buick Lesabre shocks keep your ride steady and smooth. However, there is another, more important purpose served by the dampening action of your Lesabre shocks. If your car were to continue bouncing after a bump, your tires would lose contact with the pavement. Your shocks keep your tires firmly on the road, especially when you are turning a corner or braking fast. Without working Lesabre shocks, you could lose control of your car during sharp cornering or fast stops. Your shocks are tube-in-tube devices that use tension to operate. When they become worn, your Lesabre shocks lose tension, which is sometimes referred to as "relaxed shocks." It is important to replace your relaxed shocks right away in order to preserve your handling capabilities. In our extensive online catalogue, you will find a great selection of Lesabre shocks, including high-performance and multi-tube shocks, all at great discount prices.Take advantage of our convenient ordering options, either through our secure online server or by calling our toll-free service number, to have your Lesabre shocks shipped right to your door.