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To move the wheels
The vehicle’s suspension system is designed to absorb vibrations when travelling over certain types of uneven carriageway and to maintain the vehicle’s stability on all four wheels in order to prevent it from overturning.
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To move the wheels
To absorb vibrations and maintain the vehicle’s stability
To prevent skidding
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