The role of your vehicle’s suspension system is essential, as it allows the wheels to maintain as much traction as possible. In fact, the suspension helps absorb impacts as you drive (for example, when you go over a pothole or speed bump), ensuring a smoother ride and improving vehicle handling by holding the wheels to the road.
To ensure your safety, to help you avoid losing control of the vehicle and to prevent damage to the vehicle’s components, it’s recommended that you have your suspension system inspected every 20,000 kilometers and that you replace the parts on both sides every 70,000 kilometers.