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Well, my car suffered its first suspension issue today. A squeaky rear shocks at 5500+ miles. Usually a squeaky shocks is caused by worn shaft seals or shock shafts but at this early stage, it was a complete shock to me :lol:. It felt like I was driving an old pick up truck with a blown shocks that squeaks in every bump and uneven road surfaces. :wtf
My 2013 Mustang is my daily driver and I don't drag race or launch at all just an occasional spirited driving. My 2005 Jeep GC took me 15K+ miles before the rear shocks went bad and I thought that was shockingly early.
Anyways, I took it over to my dealership today and they confirmed my suspicion. So they ordered a new rear shocks for me and to be installed for free under warranty. That made me very happy because my stealership...I meant dealership is atleast owning up to their product.
I guess it's time to plan for suspension upgrade before this replacement go bad again. I'm thinking of going coilovers and be done with it. Coilovers research time.
My 2013 Mustang is my daily driver and I don't drag race or launch at all just an occasional spirited driving. My 2005 Jeep GC took me 15K+ miles before the rear shocks went bad and I thought that was shockingly early.
Anyways, I took it over to my dealership today and they confirmed my suspicion. So they ordered a new rear shocks for me and to be installed for free under warranty. That made me very happy because my stealership...I meant dealership is atleast owning up to their product.
I guess it's time to plan for suspension upgrade before this replacement go bad again. I'm thinking of going coilovers and be done with it. Coilovers research time.