Is It Normal for a Car to Be 2cm Lower on the Left Side Than the Right?

[Valarie]

A car being 2cm lower on the left side than the right is not normal. Reasons for a car being lower on the left side than the right: If the difference between the left and right sides of the car is not significant, it may be due to uneven tire pressure or uneven weight distribution on the left and right sides of the vehicle. If the difference is more severe, it could be caused by issues with suspension components such as shock absorbers. Solutions for a car being lower on the left side than the right: 1. Uneven balance caused by aging shock absorbers. In this case, it is best to replace the shock absorbers entirely. If the shock absorbers are relatively new, you can try replacing the shock absorber oil seals to prevent oil leakage. 2. Uneven balance caused by incorrect tire pressure. This is the easiest issue to resolve. Simply check the air pressure in all four tires and add air to the underinflated tires to restore normal balance. 3. Level difference caused by a warped wheel rim. Wheel rims can deform when subjected to significant impact, which can affect the vehicle's balance. In this case, simply repairing the warped rim or replacing it will solve the problem.