The best way to determine the state of a shock absorber is to detach and identify the shock absorber.

Replace the shock absorber when the followings occur.

• Oil leak outside
• Low ride comfort when driving.
• Noise from shock absorber
• The body is tilted to one side (body roll)
• If gas shock absorber is used, the floor of the car body touches strongly when passing the speed braking chest, etc.
• Only one side of the tire is worn
• Increased braking distance
• Increased handle tremble at high speed
• Nose dive-When you are braking, the front of the body goes down and the back goes up.
• Small Vibration noise during driving