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The risk of aquaplaning increases
The main dangers of driving with worn or defective shock absorbers are longer braking distances, an increased risk of aquaplaning at a lower speed and faster or uneven tyre wear.
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The risk of aquaplaning increases
The braking distance decreases
The risk of aquaplaning decreases
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