The subframe of a
New Car is an important component that supports the front wheel suspension system. Its damage will affect driving stability and safety.
Therefore, it is very important to regularly check the condition of the New Car subframe. Below, the
Fuel Car subframe manufacturer will introduce some methods to check whether the New Car subframe is damaged.
First, to check whether the New Car subframe is damaged, you can first observe the driving conditions of the vehicle. If you find that the vehicle is shaking, swaying or deviating from the direction while driving, it is likely that the subframe is damaged. At this time, you should stop the car in time for inspection.
Secondly, you can observe the condition of the New Car subframe through visual inspection. When lifting a Fuel Car or changing the tire, you can use your hands to feel whether the surface of the subframe has obvious deformation, cracks or deformation.
This may be caused by loose or damaged subframe components. In addition, you can also check whether the welding points at the subframe connection are firm, rusted or deformed.
