How much does suspension repair cost in Los Angeles, CA?

Suspension repair in Los Angeles, CA typically costs $280–$500 for one control arm, or $320–$650 for one strut and spring assembly. Both are priced per side or per assembly — a quote for one is not a quote for a pair.

Likely causes

• Worn bushings and joints — Clunks over bumps point at control-arm bushings or ball joints.
• Worn struts — Bouncing after bumps, nose-diving on braking, or uneven tire wear.

What you can check yourself

• Note when it clunks: over bumps, on turns, or on braking — each points differently.
• Ask whether the quote is one side or a pair, and whether it includes alignment.
• Compare per-assembly, not per-pair, when quotes differ.

Typical cost

Typical in Los Angeles, CA: control arm, one side $280–$500; strut + spring assembly, one $320–$650.

When to call a pro

Clunking, bouncing that won't settle, pulling, or uneven tire wear — book an inspection; worn suspension affects braking and steering.

Auto Repair pros in Los Angeles, CA

• 1
  Pep Boys ★ Recommended

  Inglewood, CA · (323) 678-2255
• 2
  A&j

  Evidence Score 16 · Thin · Los Angeles, CA · (323) 934-8163
• 3
  Tru Care Automotive

  Evidence Score 19 · Thin · Glendale, CA · (818) 500-0660
• 4
  Glendale Wheel Alignment

  Evidence Score 19 · Thin · Glendale, CA · (818) 243-7600
• 5
  Arnold's Independent Service

  Evidence Score 16 · Thin · Glendale, CA · (818) 243-8356
• 6
  Network Auto Body (Glendale)

  Evidence Score 19 · Thin · Glendale, CA · (818) 696-2803
• 7
  Rv Collision Center

  Evidence Score 19 · Thin · Glendale, CA · (818) 696-2015
• 8
  Sonics Automotive Repair

  Evidence Score 19 · Thin · Glendale, CA · (818) 243-9209
• 9
  Direct Automotive Collision Center

  Evidence Score 19 · Thin · South Gate, CA · (323) 633-3947
• 10
  Diesel Specialist

  Evidence Score 16 · Thin · South Gate, CA · (562) 843-8371

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Data by Servik — verified local pros from official license records and public sources. Cost figures are typical ranges, not quotes; a pro's written estimate is the real number.