The Safety Triangle Inspection checks critical interconnected system components that control steering, stopping and stability.
Going beyond tires and brakes to include shocks, struts, springs, tie rod ends, ball joints and a host of other suspension and chassis parts, the Safety Triangle is vital to a driver’s ability to avoid accidents.
Just one worn part can diminish vehicle control and compromise safety.
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