What are the pros and cons of non-independent suspension?
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The following is a detailed introduction to the advantages and disadvantages of non-independent suspension systems: 1. Advantages: The left and right wheels are interconnected when bouncing, resulting in minimal changes in tire angle, which reduces tire wear. When the vehicle height is lowered, it is less likely to alter the wheel angle, maintaining consistent handling feel. The structure is simple, with low manufacturing costs and easy maintenance. It occupies less space, allowing for a lower vehicle floor height. 2. Disadvantages: The left and right wheels are interconnected when bouncing, which reduces ride comfort and handling stability. Due to its simple structure, there is limited design freedom, resulting in poorer handling stability.