You’re testing your suspension. You notice that your vehicle keeps bouncing when you press down on the front wing. What does this mean?

B: Tyres under-inflated

C: Steering wheel not located centrally

D: Worn shock absorbers

If you find that your vehicle bounces as you drive around a corner or bend in the road, the shock absorbers might be worn. Press down on the front wing and, if the vehicle continues to bounce, take it to be checked by a qualified mechanic.

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