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Old Aug 2, 2005 | 04:23 PM
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HI, I was just wondering since I live in Boston what happens to a car everytime they it a bump? The only thing I could come up with is it would be bad for the tire/wheel and it will cause some wheel alignment problems. But is there anything else that will be affected? Thanks.
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the shocks will wear faster. so will all suspension parts such as bushings and such due to the added stress. However, I wouldnt be too worried about it because toyotas are built to last
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the shocks will wear faster. so will all suspension parts such as bushings and such due to the added stress. However, I wouldnt be too worried about it because toyotas are built to last
I agree, but I wouldn't worry about any new car. It would have to be a serious bump to cause instant damage. If anything your alignment would change, but that's to be expected. Everything else will take years of abuse.
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i agree with both of them above me, but about the alignment, I must say that it is something to watch frequently. I had to have my car in for an alignment (under warranty) because it had a -.12 degree yaw on the right front within the first 2500 miles.
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