Bad roads can cause many problems with cars. These days, leaving aside small towns, the condition of roads has become very bad even in big cities. Potholes, broken roads, raised manhole covers and uneven road surfaces affect the tires and suspension system of the car. These problems not only reduce the life of the vehicle but also pose a threat to the safety of the driver and passengers.

When the vehicle passes through these potholes, the first effect is on the tyres. Holes can appear in the tyres. This immediately affects the speed of the vehicle. Apart from this, if the vehicle is regularly driven on bad roads, the tyres get worn out. This reduces the life of the tyres. Driving on such roads can also spoil the wheel alignment. Due to this, the steering of the vehicle does not work properly and driving can also be difficult.

Bad roads not only damage tyres but also the suspension system. The shock of the vehicle hitting deep potholes can damage suspension parts. Driving on bad roads for a long time has a cumulative effect of all these problems. This not only leads to more expenses but also increases the risk of accidents.

Ignoring these problems can prove to be very costly. Regular repairs and timely inspections are very important. Repairing the vehicle's tires and suspension system can be expensive. If it is not repaired soon, it can take an even more serious form. To avoid such a situation, better maintenance of roads and timely repairs are required. This can improve the safety of the vehicle and the driver.