What is the Difference Between Shock Absorbers and Suspension?
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Shock absorbers and suspension differ in their types: shock absorbers are a component within the suspension system; a car's suspension system consists of springs and shock absorbers between the body and the tires, supporting the entire vehicle body and improving ride comfort. Since different cars use different suspension systems, the driving experience varies. The suspension system integrates multiple forces, determining the car's stability, comfort, and safety during driving, making it a crucial part of the vehicle. Car suspension systems are divided into non-independent and independent suspensions. Independent suspension offers better tire contact performance, significantly enhancing ride comfort and handling stability, with the left and right tires able to move freely.