Does Rust on Car Suspension Have a Significant Impact?
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It does not affect driving safety. Below is an introduction to car suspension: 1. Introduction: The car suspension system refers to the entire support system composed of springs and shock absorbers between the body and the tires. The suspension system's functions include supporting the body and improving ride comfort. Different suspension setups can provide drivers with varying driving experiences. Although seemingly simple in appearance, the suspension system integrates multiple forces, determining the vehicle's stability, comfort, and safety, making it one of the most critical components in modern cars. 2. Non-independent Suspension System: The structural feature of the non-independent suspension system is that both wheels are connected by a solid axle, and the wheels, along with the axle, are suspended under the frame or body via an elastic suspension system. The non-independent suspension system has advantages such as simple structure, low cost, high strength, easy maintenance, and minimal changes in front-wheel alignment during driving. However, due to its poor comfort and handling stability, it is rarely used in modern cars and is more commonly found in trucks and buses.