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Is It Normal for the Left Shock Absorber to Be 1CM Lower Than the Right?

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PeterMarie

07/30/25 5:10am

It is not normal for the left shock absorber to be 1CM lower than the right. Some vehicles with long-term use may experience issues with the shock absorption system, leading to discrepancies between the left and right sides. Reasons for the left shock absorber being 1CM lower than the right: Over time, shock absorbers may develop oil leaks, and springs may lose their elasticity, causing them to lower in height. Both issues can result in insufficient support from the shock absorption system, leading to uneven height on both sides of the vehicle. Solutions for the left shock absorber being 1CM lower than the right: Replace the shock absorption system. Replacing shock absorbers is similar to replacing tires—typically, a pair or all four are replaced. If only the faulty shock absorber is replaced without addressing the others, it may affect the vehicle's handling performance.

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