AMORTYZATOR PEUGEOT P

Vehicles very often come into contact with uneven ground, which leads to undesirable overloads. Vehicles use a mechanism called a shock absorber to capture and dissipate excess energy concentrated on one wheel. This suspension element damps energy of varying frequency, acceleration and vibration amplitude.

The moment when the vehicle collapses into a bump or a hole in the road, the wheel is exposed to overloads, which without an efficient shock absorber immediately have a negative impact on a number of factors related to the use of the vehicle. First of all, it may lead to a rebound and loss of adhesion of the wheel with the ground, and thus to loss of grip, and then to a disturbance of the track. In addition, there are vibrations and vibrations that are transferred to the vehicle cabin and disturb the passengers' comfort of travel. In addition, a defective shock absorber does not protect other parts from the loads that occur, and therefore their service life, i.e. efficiency, is reduced.