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Toyota Camry Strut Mount Replacement Costs

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Toyota Camry Strut Mount Replacement Costs

AutoNation Mobile Service offers upfront and competitive pricing. The average cost for Toyota Camry Strut Mount Replacement is $354. Drop it off at our shop and pick it up a few hours later, or save time and have our Delivery mechanics come to you.

Car
Location
Price
2007 Toyota Camry
2.4L L4 • 130,000 miles
AZ 85208
$242 - $296
1999 Toyota Camry
2.2L L4 • 150,000 miles
CA 92870
$392 - $480
1999 Toyota Camry
2.2L L4 • 150,000 miles
CA 92870
$373 - $455
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Symptoms of a failing Strut Mount

Car is vibrating

Pop quiz time. What do you think happens when the strut mounts aren’t doing their job? If you said that there’s more shock and stress on the car, then you would be exactly right. If one of your strut mounts fails, you’ll notice your car vibrating a bit, and altogether not feeling nearly as stable and comfortable as it usually does.

Abnormal steering

If your car’s suspension system is compromised, then the steering system is liable to be compromised as well. And that’s exactly what might happen if one of your strut mounts decides to put in its two weeks notice. The steering of your car might feel a little loose, as though you don’t have as much control as you would like to have. It also might feel a little bit tight and be a little more responsive than you’re used to. Ultimately, any abnormal steering should always be a giant red flag. Pay attention to your car when it’s giving you warning signals.

Clunking noise

Time for your first car lesson: Noises are a bad sign. Noises mean something is wrong. If one of your strut mounts breaks, the struts may rattle around a bit, which will result in a clunking noise any time you drive over a bump in the road, or a pothole.

Uneven tire wear

A damaged strut mount can cause issues to both your suspension and your steering. That, in turn, will cause alignment problems in your car. If your car isn’t properly aligned, you’ll experience uneven wear and tear on your tires, with some of the tires having more wear than others. Look, I don’t care if you don’t know the next thing about cars, but you should try and get in the habit of checking out your tires. Look for low pressure, excessive wear, or bubbles. And look to see if one side is more worn out than the other. If it is, you may have an alignment issue, which could be due to a strut mount problem.

How urgent is a Strut Mount replacement?

It’s safe to drive your car short distances even if you need a strut mount replaced. But the more you drive on it, the more it will put excess pressure on your suspension, steering system, and tires. Eventually, you’ll end up with a much bigger issue on your hands.

So do the smart thing, and get it replaced.

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1-Year | 12,000-Mile Warranty