How Vehicle Suspension Works

A vehicle’s suspension keeps the tires in contact with the road while limiting how much the body bounces. This explainer shows how springs support the car’s weight and store energy from bumps, and how shock absorbers control the spring’s motion by forcing hydraulic fluid through valves. It covers compression versus rebound damping, why the energy becomes heat, the difference between twin-tube and monotube designs, how a strut combines spring and damper, and the role of the anti-roll bar in corners. The result is better tire grip and a more stable ride. #Automotive #Engineering #Suspension #HowItWorks