Shock absorbers are essential components of a vehicle’s suspension system designed to control and dampen vibrations caused by road irregularities. When a vehicle moves over bumps or potholes, the springs absorb the initial impact, and the shock absorbers regulate the rebound and compression of these springs. This prevents excessive bouncing, improves ride comfort, and maintains tire contact with the road for better handling and braking. Most modern vehicles use hydraulic or gas-charged shock abs