Posted on 2/13/2026
If your Volvo previously drove smoothly over bumps and turns and is now rough, shaky or unstable, it could be due to worn out front struts. Front struts are parts of the suspension system of your Volvo that link the wheels to the chassis and help in offering a comfortable and safe ride through the absorption of shocks. There are two front struts on each side and each strut is made up of a shock absorber, a coil spring and other parts that hold them in place. The shock absorber reduces the force coming from the road and the coil spring ensures that the car sits at the correct height and is balanced. Together, they maintain the stability of your Volvo during maneuvering, braking or while driving over irregular surfaces. When the front struts are worn out, they are no longer able to perform the shock absorption function as they were initially desi ... read more