A car is incomplete if it doesn't have shock absorbers. The demand for shock absorbers needed to reduce the number of accidents caused by car accidents. Contrary to popular belief, actual shock absorbers do not literally "absorb" the shock. Instead, they dampen the so-called vibrations of auto parts that have springs and don't have them.

Rear shock absorbers ensure that the wheels and tires remain in a stable and steady position even in the event of an unexpected impact. Most of the time, the damped spring moves beyond the direction needed to achieve balance. In such a scenario, it would result in a fatal accident.

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Shock Absorber Types:

Available in various forms for different purposes. The type of vehicle used determines the difference.

Standard Impact:

This type is mostly used in cars that do hardly any heavy lifting. These are vehicles that are more or less intended for personal use. Since they are less likely to get involved in difficult tasks, standard shock absorbers will get the job done.

Heavy Shock:

By default, this type is used on vehicles exposed to rough terrain. Likewise, it's also a great addition to vehicles designed to carry goods or passengers.

Overload Damper:

This type provides support for vehicles with suspension problems in both the front and rear systems. Overload shock absorbers are ideal for vehicles with steering problems.

Air Strike: 

This type is a common feature of trucks and other vehicles which tend to carry a lot of loads.