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Improves occupant comfort
Occupant comfort. It allows wheels on the same axle to respond more independently to road irregularities. Results depend on design, adjustment, maintenance, tyres and travel conditions: independent suspension alone does not guarantee greater grip or safety in every situation. It works with the vehicle’s other components.
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Reduces occupant safety
Reduces the vehicle's grip, which improves firmness
Improves occupant comfort
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