Trucks · Jeeps · Broncos · UTVs · SXS · Daily Drivers
If your vehicle is pulling to one side, vibrating at highway speed, wearing tires unevenly, clunking over bumps, or handling loose and vague — your suspension needs attention. MST Motorsports performs complete suspension diagnosis, repair, and replacement for trucks, Jeeps, Broncos, SXS, UTVs, and daily drivers at our Washington UT shop. We serve St. George, Hurricane, Santa Clara, La Verkin, Leeds, Virgin, and the surrounding Southern Utah area.
Every suspension complaint starts with a proper diagnosis. We don't guess and we don't replace parts hoping something sticks. We put the vehicle on the lift, perform a full suspension inspection, document what we find with photos, and walk you through exactly what needs repair before we touch anything. That's the MST standard.
Inner and outer tie rod ends — the most common cause of steering wander and uneven tire wear. We replace with OEM-spec or heavy-duty components for lifted applications.
Critical for proper steering geometry on lifted trucks and Jeeps. Worn drag links cause death wobble and loose steering feel at highway speed.
Connects the steering box to the drag link. Worn pitman arms allow steering slop and contribute to death wobble on Jeep Wranglers and lifted trucks.
Upper and lower ball joints for all platforms. We replace in pairs and align after every job — a ball joint replacement without alignment is incomplete work.
Upper and lower control arms for trucks, Jeeps, and Broncos. Including adjustable control arms for lifted vehicles requiring caster correction.
Front and rear wheel bearings for all makes and models. Symptoms: grinding noise, vibration, or humming that changes with vehicle speed.
CV axles for front-wheel-drive, all-wheel-drive, and lifted 4x4 vehicles. Including high-angle CV axles for lift applications.
Sway bar links and bushings for road and trail use. Disconnect systems for Jeep and Bronco off-road applications.
Front and rear track bars for Jeep Wrangler and Ram trucks. A worn or incorrectly adjusted track bar is the #1 cause of death wobble.
Steering stabilizers for Jeeps, lifted trucks, and heavy-duty applications. Not a bandage for death wobble — a complement to properly repaired suspension.
Full suspension repair and component replacement for Polaris RZR, Can-Am X3, Kawasaki KRX, and other SXS platforms. A-arms, tie rods, ball joints, and wheel bearings.
Every suspension repair that affects steering geometry gets a full alignment before the vehicle leaves our shop. Non-negotiable.
These symptoms almost always have a root cause in worn suspension components. Ignoring them leads to more expensive repairs, failed alignments, and unsafe handling. Bring it in — we'll find the real issue.
There's a difference between replacing a worn tie rod and setting your vehicle up to handle correctly for how you actually use it. MST Motorsports brings performance expertise to every suspension job. If you're running a lifted Jeep, a modified truck, or a high-mileage daily driver, we know what the suspension should feel like — and we build toward that standard, not just a spec sheet.
We don't align a vehicle with worn suspension components. We repair the issue first, then align. Every time.
We work on everything from stock F-150s to heavily modified Jeeps and SXS — the same expertise applies to every platform.
You see exactly what we find with photos and notes before we start. No surprises, no upsells.
Any suspension repair that affects alignment gets an alignment check as part of the job — not as an add-on.
MST Motorsports is at 987 S 1900 East, Washington UT — about 10 minutes from St. George. We specialize in full suspension diagnosis and repair for trucks, Jeeps, Broncos, UTVs, and SXS.
Death wobble is almost always caused by worn track bars, loose tie rod ends, worn pitman arms, or improper alignment — not the lift kit itself. MST Motorsports diagnoses and fixes death wobble at our Washington UT shop.
Yes — tie rod ends (inner and outer), drag links, pitman arms, ball joints, wheel bearings, CV axles, control arms, and sway bar components for all makes and models at our Washington UT facility.
Yes — always. Any suspension repair that affects steering geometry includes an alignment check before the vehicle leaves our shop. MST Motorsports in Washington UT uses a Hunter alignment system.
Yes. We perform full suspension repair on Polaris RZR, Can-Am X3, Kawasaki KRX, and other SXS platforms at our Washington UT shop — including A-arms, tie rods, ball joints, and wheel bearings.