What do I need to do after the Shock absorber strut mount
Test Drive
As long as you assemble the shocks and struts of the vehicle， you should take it for a test drive to ensure everything is functioning properly. Don't go too fast. A simple slow drive through the neighborhood should give you a feel for how the vehicle handles and stops.

You can wiggle the steering wheel as you drive to test the response of the vehicle. If it's a smooth ride and turning isn't a problem, you're good to go.

Alignment
After replacing shocks and struts, it's also important to get a professional alignment on your vehicle. This should be done within a few days of your completed project in order to maintain your vehicle's safety. Don't wait to have this done or you could end up with other unnecessary repairs later down the line.

Replacing Shocks and Struts
Replacing shocks and struts on your vehicle doesn't have to be a scary process. Just keep these tips in mind when you start to notice your vehicle running a little rough on the road. And, remember, this is not a job for a newbie DIYer.

You should have at least some experience working under the hood of a vehicle before attempting this task. It can be somewhat dangerous if you don't know what to watch out for. But, if you're up for it, it will save you hundreds of dollars compared to taking your vehicle to the mechanic.

If you need help replacing shocks and struts, or if you have questions, feel free to contact us. We're dedicated to total car care.