Description

Its primary focus is to work as part of the suspension system to ensure that you go in a straight line and to iron out the unevenness for a smooth and comfortable journey. Function: The shock absorber, as the name suggests, stops the car from bouncing and moving around when you don’t want it to. If the car feels as though it is not handling as well as it once should and you are arriving at your destination having felt every single stone along the way, then your shock absorbers may need to be replaced. They are located close to the wheels and do take a great deal of strain over the years, resulting in various levels of wear and tear.