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The suspension.
Suspension helps keep tyres in contact with the road by absorbing irregularities and controlling oscillation. It contributes to stability and control but does not guarantee continuous contact or adequate grip in every situation. Surface, tyres, speed and component condition also matter.
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The brakes.
The steering.
The suspension.
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