Auto Suspension and Exhaust System

Understand Your Vehicle's Exhaust System Better

Your car's exhaust system is incredibly important. Way more than just a muffler, it actually acts more like a chimney to direct the by-products of burning fuel away from you. It routes waste gases from the engine to the back of your car, where they are sent into the atmosphere.

Your exhaust system converts pollutants into less harmful byproducts while reducing the noise of the engine. It also directs exhaust gases, so they are used to heat air and fuel before being burned away.

Maintain the Position of Your Wheels

Your vehicle's axle connects two wheels on opposite sites. As a load-bearing assembly, it maintains the position of your wheels relative to each other and the vehicle's body.

Your axle depends on the style of your vehicle. For instance, if you have an off-road vehicle, the wheels will be kept steady under high-stress road environments. No matter what vehicle type, your car's axle must bear the weight of your vehicle and cargo.

The most common axle design is the drive and CV axle. In laymen's terms, it's driven by the engine. It is typically found in the modern front-wheel-drive vehicle. CV joints are often dependable, but they do require regular inspections.

If you hear a cracking or clicking noise, your joint is worn and needs immediate repair. The team at Black Bear Transmission is here for you in any case. Be sure to contact us at your convenience. We are a TechNet Professional Automotive Service Center with ASE-qualified technicians on staff. 

Our Suspension and Exhaust System Services Include

• CV and drive axle services
• Suspension and steering system services
• Exhaust pipe services
• Exhaust manifold services
• Catalytic converter, muffler, and resonator services
• Tailpipe services