Shock Absorber

A shock absorber is a vital automobile component designed to control and dampen the impact and rebound of a vehicle’s suspension system. It works by absorbing energy from road shocks and vibrations, ensuring a smoother and more stable ride. By keeping tires in constant contact with the road, shock absorbers enhance handling, steering response, and braking efficiency. They also reduce wear on other suspension parts and improve passenger comfort. Typically filled with hydraulic fluid or gas, they convert kinetic energy into heat, which is dissipated safely. Essential for both safety and performance, shock absorbers are key to vehicle stability and longevity.