What are the symptoms of a broken rear shock absorber top mount?
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The symptoms of a broken rear shock absorber top mount may include increased tire noise, and in severe cases, a rumbling sound can be heard. The simplest way to identify this issue is a noticeable decline in ride comfort, with a distinct "thud" sound when going over speed bumps, as if there is a problem with the shock absorber. Symptoms of a broken shock absorber top mount: 1. Reduced ride comfort, with a particularly noticeable "thud" sound when going over bumps and speed bumps, as if the shock absorber is faulty. 2. Increased tire noise, with a severe case producing a roaring sound. 3. The steering wheel becomes misaligned, meaning the car does not drive straight even when the steering wheel is held straight. 4. A squeaking sound is produced when turning the steering wheel while stationary. In severe cases, the steering wheel may also vibrate, with the sound noticeably shifting from side to side. 5. Severe damage can affect the lifespan of the shock absorber.