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Decrease the braking distance
Faulty shock absorbers can cause, among other consequences, an increase in braking distance of up to 2 and 3 metres compared with ones in good condition, reduced tyre grip on the road surface and they also encourage aquaplaning.
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Decrease the braking distance
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