What to Do If the Car Suspension Is Too Hard?
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Solutions for excessively hard car suspension: 1. New car break-in period: Generally, overly hard suspension is common in new cars because the mechanical components haven't fully broken in yet. It's normal for owners to feel the suspension is too stiff during this period, and it will improve after the break-in period. 2. Reduce tire pressure: You can adjust the suspension stiffness by changing the tire pressure. However, the reduced tire pressure should remain within the normal recommended range. This method can provide slight relief. 3. Install adjustable shock absorbers: Consult professionals and replace the suspension with adjustable shock absorbers (such as coilover suspensions) if modifications are permitted. These can also adjust height and damping. 4. Use seat cushions: The direct effect of hard suspension is bumpy and uncomfortable rides for passengers. Car seat cushions can help improve this situation. Note that you should choose appropriately sized cushions to avoid negative impacts on driving safety.