Why is there a noise when the car is driving on uneven roads?

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The reason for the noise when a car is driving on uneven roads is due to damage to the shock absorber plane shaft or aging of the buffer rubber on the front wheel shock absorbers. The connection points between the shock absorbers and the car body are equipped with buffer rubber, which can harden and age over time. When the hardened rubber is compressed, it produces a clunking sound. To resolve this issue, simply replace the aged rubber on the shock absorbers. Methods to reduce damage to the shock absorbers include: 1. Avoid aggressive driving: Aggressive driving not only shortens the lifespan of the shock absorbers but also significantly impacts other car components. 2. Slow down on bumpy roads: When driving on uneven roads or over speed bumps, try to slow down and ideally have both wheels pass over the speed bump simultaneously to better protect the vehicle.