You can consider your tires to be extensions of your suspension system, and they have important jobs to perform. They establish the sole contact between you, your vehicle, and the road. Plus, solidly-built and fresh tires contribute to better gas mileage, passenger comfort, and your control of the vehicle.
Nevertheless, old or damaged suspension system components often take a toll on your tires and related components. For example, worn out or spongy springs can cause damage to sensitive bushings, axles, and tie-rods, not to mention wheel-alignment.
