1. Park the car on a flat place
When parking, try to park the car on a relatively flat ground, and don't let the car park at an angle for a long time. For example, one side of the car body presses up the steps, while the other side is on the road. Such unevenness is detrimental to the shock absorption of the vehicle.
2. Travel slowly after the speed bump
There are speed bumps in some schools, steep slopes and other places, and vehicles should slow down in advance when they arrive here. Otherwise, it will not only increase the risk, but the excessively fast speed will damage the shock absorption of the vehicle.
3. Avoid pulling heavy objects for a long time
If you often use heavy things or passengers on the vehicle, overloading will cause the shock absorber to be overloaded, affecting the elasticity, and easily damage the shock absorber, and it will not be able to reset accurately as before.
4. Shock killer road cover
Pass through it. Sometimes you may borrow a little lane next to you (when there are not many cars on the road). How to judge the novice to let the car pass through. Let no one of the four wheels go up yet. The easiest way. The right foot on the gas pedal. Aim your knees at the center of the manhole cover or large pit.
5. Avoid placing heavy objects in the trunk for a long time
Generally, four-wheel shock absorbers have been adjusted to the best condition. When heavy cargo is placed in the trunk for a long time, it will cause heavy pressure on the rear wheel shock absorber, and the force of the oil seal will increase, resulting in the possibility of oil leakage.
6. Regularly check the shock absorber
Under normal circumstances, the shock absorber should be checked every 20,000 kilometers to check whether the shock absorber leaks or fails. During the inspection, press the bumper firmly and then release it. If the car jumps 2 or 3 times, it means that the shock absorber is working well.