Topmarkz carries out repair of shock absorbers for Audi Dynamic Ride Control (DRC) — a specialized system used on high-performance Audi models, where control, stability and vehicle behavior under dynamic driving are critical.
What Dynamic Ride Control Is
Dynamic Ride Control is a mechanical-hydraulic system in which the shock absorbers are connected diagonally to one another via hydraulic lines and a central valve block.
The system’s purpose is to:
- Reduce body roll in corners
- Reduce body roll in corners
- Compensate for squat under acceleration
Repair Specifics
Repairing DRC shock absorbers requires a specialized approach, as the shock absorber is part of a closed and sensitive hydraulic system.
Repair Process
The repair includes cleaning, complete disassembly, inspection of all parts, measurement and wear assessment, replacement of worn components, reassembly, testing and final finishing.
Specialized Equipment
Topmarkz uses the VAS 6544 — a specialized filling and service tool for Audi Dynamic Ride Control.
Important Notice on Removal and Installation
For DRC shock absorbers, removal and installation must be carried out only with a VAS 6544 available, or at a service center equipped with such a tool.
If, after installation, the vehicle is lowered from the lift without the system being filled immediately and correctly, the shock absorbers can be damaged.

