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I’ve started noticing that the rear end of my Challenger feels a bit unsettled when I’m accelerating hard or going over bumps, almost like the suspension is struggling to keep things planted, and it’s honestly making me a bit nervous about pushing the car the way I used to. I’ve checked the tyre pressures and they’re fine, and I can’t see any obvious signs of wear on the suspension components from a quick visual inspection, but I know these cars can have issues with bushings or control arms that aren’t always obvious until you get them up on a lift. I really don’t want to take this to a general workshop because I’ve had bad experiences before where they didn’t properly torque things to spec or used cheap replacement parts that didn’t last. I’m looking for a place that actually knows these cars inside out and can properly diagnose what’s going on with the suspension without just guessing and replacing parts. I’ve been looking into finding a Premium Dodge Workshop in Abu Dhabi because I figure a specialist will have the right experience and tools to get this sorted properly. Has anyone here dealt with rear suspension issues on their Challenger or similar Dodge model, and if so, what was the cause and which shop did you use? I’m really hoping this isn’t going to be a major repair.
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