Symptoms of Damaged Shock Absorbers?
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Symptoms of damaged shock absorbers are as follows: 1. Oil leakage. Use a flashlight to inspect the shock absorber through the wheel arch. If oil leakage is observed on the exterior of the shock absorber, it indicates that the shock absorber is damaged. 2. Loose chassis. When driving on bumpy roads, if the vehicle exhibits excessive bouncing or unstable swaying, it usually indicates an issue with the shock absorbers. 3. Abnormal noises. If the shock absorber produces unusual noises while driving on bumpy roads, it is highly likely that the shock absorber is damaged. 4. Uneven tire wear. Unstable vibrations of the wheels during driving can cause phenomena such as wheel tilting, leading to severe wear on the part of the tire in contact with the ground while the non-contact part remains unaffected. Over time, this results in uneven tire wear, unstable vehicle handling, and increased discomfort from bouncing.