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Most modern car owners usually feel very comfortable with their car. Their car may drive smoothly on various kinds of road surfaces leaving the passengers

 to feel pretty comfortable. But do they realise that they may lose such comfort if they don't take care of the shock absorbers? This is exactly why car owners are 

supposed to know the odds and ends of their shock absorbers. What are shock absorbers? Car owners need to know that shock absorbers - as its name implies

 - are the component of their cars that are assigned the task of minimizing excessive motion that the car receives due to uneven road surfaces. How do shock

absorbers work? Every single time a driver hits a bump or knocks over a hole on the road, these particular components try their best in order to absorb the 

oscillation due to the motion that takes place when car springs move upwards and downwards. In order to do this, the shock absorbers enforce a piston through

oil so as to develop the required hydraulic friction. This is meant to eliminate the excessive suspension motion. There are 2 ways in which shock absorbers 

work. The first is the one known as compression or the closing motion. Another one is the rebound or what is also known as the opening motion. It is by these 

2 ways that shock absorbers are able to maintain the contact of the tyres with the surface of the road.