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Yes.
Yes. Shock absorbers control suspension oscillations and help maintain tyre contact with the road, supporting stability, control and braking. They also improve comfort. Good condition helps reduce risks but does not guarantee avoiding accidents or maintaining contact under every condition, such as aquaplaning. Inspect and maintain the system according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
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No, it only contributes to comfort.
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