What are the symptoms of a damaged subframe bushing?

[LeTalia]

During the driving process, the car will produce abnormal noises as the road conditions change. Here is an introduction to the symptoms of damaged suspension bushings: 1. When passing over speed bumps: When passing over speed bumps, cobblestone roads, or dirt roads, you will hear a "clanging" metal knocking sound; 2. On roads with large potholes: On roads with significant potholes, the noise will persist continuously; 3. Loss of shock absorption function: The suspension and other metal parts are connected in a "hard" manner, relying on the bushings to buffer vibrations and noise between the metal components. If the bushings are worn out, they can no longer absorb shocks, leading to metal parts colliding with each other and producing noise, which affects the stability of the car while driving and the vehicle's cushioning function.