Will driving on rough roads occasionally cause problems for the car?

[AaronDella]

Driving on rough roads occasionally can easily cause damage to the car. Here are the detailed explanations: 1. Suspension damage: The most severe is damage to the suspension. The uneven road surface subjects the car's shock absorbers to high-intensity movements, reducing the lifespan of both hydraulic and spring shock absorbers, while also making the tie rods prone to damage. 2. Damage to the chassis and body: The chassis and body suffer varying degrees of damage. For most family cars that usually drive on good roads, the consequences of occasionally driving on bad roads are not obvious. However, if the car is frequently driven on construction site roads, European cars, which use high-quality materials, have high overall body rigidity and good torsional resistance, making them feel more stable on rough roads.