I have a Mercedes Benz Kompressor C230 and I had to get the tie rod thing replaced on both side because they broke. Now when im driving on the highway going like 70mph, I keep on thinking when im going that fast and I had those little bumps that I can‘t avoid or the road gets all rough it damages my other car parts , like the tie road or the suspension and whatever is under the car , is this true ?
How is 5-10 quickly? i assume you propose the enormous velocity bumps particularly than those that are basically (many times) crimson and do little (greater of a warning). i might say you're able to do 30-40 over them in maximum situations. yet 5-10 is conventional velocity for perfect velocity bumps. possibly as much as fifteen for some. Any slower than 5 and you will end. Over 15 may be too quickly and you will fairly word it - it might probable harm your suspension and steerage in case you persisted to rigidity at velocity over them Edit: in case you think of the Emergency amenities do it for all time they do no longer. they might bypass extremely speedier than all of us else if the bump is one that fairly has no result, yet for the perfect velocity bumps they have no determination yet to decelerate besides. It does no longer be risk-free even for them to proceed over them at velocity
If the road is super rough with potholes and imperfections, going really fast over them will affect your suspension components. Constantly driving over rough roads will wear out your suspension system much faster than if you stick to smooth, flat roads. Now, for little things in the road, you would have to hit lots and lots of little imperfections before you see noticeable wear on your suspension components.
Yes, of course it does. Mainly to the front suspension alignment.
