Why Does the Car Feel Bumpy on a Smooth Road?
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The reason why the car feels bumpy on a smooth road is due to faults in the vehicle's chassis system components. When the hydraulic shock absorbers fail, the repeated extension and compression of the springs cannot be effectively suppressed, causing the car body to bounce up and down, resulting in a bumpy sensation. There are three main scenarios where the car feels bumpy on a smooth road: 1. Suspension system failure causing bumpiness during smooth road driving; 2. Tire imbalance leading to bumpiness during smooth road driving; 3. Improper wheel alignment resulting in bumpiness during smooth road driving. The solution to address bumpiness on a smooth road is as follows: First, drive at a low speed and then perform a sudden brake. If the car shakes severely and the occupants feel uncomfortable, it indicates a problem with the shock absorbers, and they should be replaced.