Yes, the 2009 Chevy Silverado comes with torsion bars which are a part of the vehicles suspension system. These torsion bars absorb shocks while driving in order to deliver a smooth driving experience. They are actually used as a weight-bearing spring, which connects the wheel axle with the body of the vehicle. These are extremely useful when going for a trip on rough terrain. If Your torsion bars go bad, You may need to replace them. You can have them replaced from Your local dealership or mechanic for about $370 to $405. However, these prices are provided only to give You a rough estimate of the real costs, and may vary from location to location.
Carolyn W.
August 29, 2019
The 2009 Chevrolet Silverado uses torsion bars as part of its suspension system.
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