Suspension
Shocks or struts, ball joints, tie rods, wheel bearings, alignment, steering linkage (includes rack and pinion), power steering (pumps and hoses, leaks), wheel balance, springs or torsion bars, bushings, electronic or air suspension.
What Owners Say
“I have had to have the bushings replaced three times in the past 12 months and have the sway bar replaced twice”
Anonymous, IL (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Needed rear bushing and control links replaced due to wear after over 200,000 miles. Consider this a maintenance repair”
Anonymous, MI (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Because of the cars age, the leak was from a rotted fluid hose”
John C., NY (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Vehicle was leaking fluid in the right front tire area. Two pressure lines were leaking. Two power steering pressure lines were replaced”
Anonymous, AL (2000 Toyota Camry)“Power steering pump front seal leak, would cost about $1,000 to repair, which is about 1/2 the value of the car. Have elected to put in Lucas Oil power steering stop leak product, which has slowed the leak, but not stopped it”
Randy T., AZ (2000 Toyota Camry LE 3.0-L V6)“Dealership wants $2,800 to fix numerous leaks in the power steering system. Declined”
Anonymous, WA (2000 Toyota Camry LE 3.0-L V6)“Car needed some of the steering lines replaced due to rust, car is 15 years old!”
Erik B., NS (2000 Toyota Camry CE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“power steering pump started failing, spraying power steering fluid on engine, creating bad smell in interior vents. Replaced power steering pump”
Jarod J., IL (2000 Toyota Camry LE 3.0-L V6)“Power steering rack leak. Camry is 1995 not 2000. Selection choices at beginning of survey didn't include 1995”
Anonymous, AB (2000 Toyota Camry LE 3.0-L V6)“steering fluid was leaking and the pump was defective ( I had it replaced 3 years ago with a now closed repair shop). They replaced the pump, and within 3 month, it leaked again. They replaced with another pump free under warantee and all is well now”
Anonymous, OR (2000 Toyota Camry XLE 3.0-L V6)“The rear shocks/struts wore out and had to be replaced. These were the original shocks/struts as far as I know since the car was only 3 years old with 28k miles when I bought it and I never needed to have them replaced before”
Anonymous, VA (2000 Toyota Camry CE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Car ride became too bouncy. My mechanic recommend that I replace the rear struts in September 2014. After inspecting the car in March of 2015, he recommended that I replace the rear struts. Total cost of the two repairs = $1037.00”
Mark A., CA (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Replacement struts required tightening”
Anonymous, CO (2000 Toyota Camry XLE 3.0-L V6)“The struts simply wore out. It had been 80,000 miles since they were last replaced”
Walter S., IL (2000 Toyota Camry XLE 3.0-L V6)“Bouncing while driving”
Robert H., NE (2000 Toyota Camry LE Unsure)“the shocks needed replacement because the car was bottoming out on the bumps in the road”
Henry L., FL (2000 Toyota Camry CE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Shocks are worn out, but will cost $2,000 to replace. Stalling”
Anonymous, WA (2000 Toyota Camry LE 3.0-L V6)“Had to replace all 4 recently after AAA diagnostics recommendation”
Grandison G., CA (2000 Toyota Camry CE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Struts had to be replaced a second time due to parts failure”
Anonymous, OH (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“steering”
Anonymous, GA (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“had to replace”
Anonymous, CA (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“I have had all four struts replaced twice in the past 12 months”
Anonymous, IL (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“the ride was unacceptably bumpy/hard for my partner (she's very sensitive to bounces, bumps, dips.. typical city-driving problems) so I replaced all of the struts with what I thought would work (Monroe sensa-tracs). Unh-uhh! Not recommended”
Terrance B., IL (2000 Toyota Camry LE 3.0-L V6)“we,ve had the struts replaced twice and they still sound like they are about to fall off”
Anonymous, CO (2000 Toyota Camry Unsure Unsure)“Replaced all struts, they were totally shot. But the car is 15 yrs old”
Anonymous, CA (2000 Toyota Camry CE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Normal wear”
Anonymous, NH (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“During extremely cold weather the right front strut broke through and was bumping the body of the car, so I had to have it fixed immediately. Could only drive to a nearby garage so as not to do further damage to the vehicle and since the car wanted”
Andre F., IL (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“replaced 4 times”
Anonymous, MD (2000 Toyota Camry LE 3.0-L V6)“The springs were beginning to rust so the repair shop replaced them”
Walter S., IL (2000 Toyota Camry XLE 3.0-L V6)“needed to replace torsion bars”
Gary H., MO (2000 Toyota Camry CE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Had to replace a tie rod. It was bent. I'm pretty rough on taking bumps... My bad”
Anonymous, PA (2000 Toyota Camry CE 3.0-L V6)“leaks service corrected it”
Anonymous, GA (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Experienced a seized universal joint in the steering mechanism”
Anonymous, ON (2000 Toyota Camry CE 3.0-L V6)“vibration and pull. Seems like it gets fixed but it keeps happening”
Anonymous, IL (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Tie rods were replaced last month" When asking the year there wasn't a year for my car 1994 is the correct year”
Anonymous, FL (2000 Toyota Camry CE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)“Failed inspection due to uneven tire wear. Tire store said problems with suspension. Joints and struts needed substantial work, for the first time. Should have paid more attention to occasional vibration, especially during turns”
Anonymous, MA (2000 Toyota Camry LE 3.0-L V6)“Replaced 4 tires with 4 wheel alignment”
Anonymous, CA (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)
“ball joint started making noises. Mechanic indicated that it wasn't emergent but that we should consider repair”
Anonymous, CA (2000 Toyota Camry LE 2.2-L 4 Cyl)