Posted on 9/27/2024
Your car's suspension system ensures a smooth and comfortable ride. It’s easy to overlook this complex system until something goes wrong, but a failing suspension can lead to bigger and more expensive problems if ignored. Whether you're driving over potholes or just driving on the highway, the suspension helps absorb shock, keep your tires in contact with the road, and maintain control of your vehicle. But how do you know when your suspension is in trouble? Here are five symptoms to watch for that could indicate problems with your car’s suspension system. 1. Bumpy or Uncomfortable Ride One of the first signs of a suspension problem is a rough, bumpy ride. If your vehicle feels like it's bouncing over even minor bumps or rough patches in the road, it could mean your suspension system is struggling to absorb shocks properly. Shocks or struts that have worn out are often to blame for this discomfort, and without adequate shock absorption, your ri ... read more