Ball joint replacement

 Ball joint failure is not a common problem, but it can be the result of years of driving on uneven and bumpy roads. Broken kneecaps can cause mysterious noises or drifting direction. Using it has a serious impact on the steering and suspension. If the ball joint is completely damaged, the wheel can fall significantly from the car. Thoughts of fear! But what is a ball joint and when should it be replaced? The role of ball joint The ball joint connects the car's wheels to the suspension system and moves together. As the name implies this intelligent ball joint act as a pivot similar to the hip joints of the human body. The ball joints are made of bearing studs and bushings that fit perfectly inside the lubrication housing. Connect the control arm to the steering knuckle and move smoothly and firmly on the suspension. The front suspension of most cars has at least low ball joints and in some cases, even ball joints. Why should replace the ball joint? If dust, sand and impuri