Why does the car make a creaking sound when going over speed bumps when cold?

[StAlexandra]

Cold car makes a creaking sound when going over speed bumps because the car's shock absorption system has malfunctioned and needs timely repair, otherwise it will affect the normal use of the car. It should be noted that it is very likely caused by the shock absorber itself leaking oil or bending, etc. This type of component cannot be directly repaired. If there is a problem, it can be directly replaced. The shock absorption springs on the car are very prone to aging during use, with the main manifestation being spring deformation. Spring deformation cannot be repaired, and it is recommended to replace it directly, otherwise it will affect the comfort of the car. When the car is driving at low speed on roads with poor conditions, the chassis of the car will produce vibration sounds, and there will be a noticeable feeling on the steering wheel of the front shock absorber. Sometimes the chassis may also feel too stiff, which indicates that there is a problem with the car's shock absorber.