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If your Mercedes-Benz E200 has worn Front and Rear Shock Absorbers, you might notice several symptoms. The most noticeable could be a bouncy or unstable ride when driving over bumps or uneven surfaces. This lack of damping can also lead to poor handling and stability, especially during turns or sudden maneuvers, where the car may feel less responsive or predictable.
Another indication could be unusual noises coming from the suspension when driving over bumps—like knocking or clunking sounds—which suggest that the shock absorbers are no longer effectively controlling the movements of the suspension.
You might also observe uneven tire wear, as worn Shock Absorbers fail to keep the tires in consistent contact with the road surface. This can lead to premature wear on the tires and potentially affect braking performance, requiring a longer stopping distance.
Visually, you might notice leaks of oil or hydraulic fluid from the Shock Absorbers, indicating internal wear and potential failure. Additionally, the ride quality may become noticeably harsher, with increased bumps and vibrations felt inside the cabin.
If any of these symptoms are present, it’s important to have the Front and Rear Shock Absorbers inspected by a qualified workshop like Revol Carz Garage. Addressing worn shock absorbers promptly can restore comfort, stability, and safety to your Mercedes-Benz E200’s driving experience.
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The Mercedes-Benz E200 Owner visited Revol Carz Garage seeking assistance for a knocking sound when crossing over humps.
One of the signs of a worn Shock Absorber is leaking fluid.
It is recommended to replace the Front Shock Absorbers as a set to ensure the longevity and optimal performance of the suspension system.
The worn Rear Shock Absorbers were also replaced to ensure an optimal driving experience.
