Posted on 7/28/2023
SUVs (Sport Utility Vehicles) have gained immense popularity due to their versatility, spaciousness, and off-road capabilities. However, one aspect that SUV owners need to be mindful of is the potential for shocks and suspension damage. The unique design and characteristics of SUVs make them more susceptible to certain types of road-related wear and tear. In this blog, we will explore the reasons why SUVs are prone to shocks and general suspension damage, shedding light on the importance of maintenance and proper driving practices to preserve the longevity and performance of your SUV's suspension system. Increased Weight and Higher Center of Gravity SUVs are typically larger and heavier than sedans or compact cars. The added weight, combined with their higher center of gravity, can put more strain on the shocks and suspension components. The suspension system is responsible for absorbing road impacts and maintaining stability, but the increased mass and height of SUVs crea ... read more