Automotive suspension bushings are usually made of materials such as rubber, plastic or metal. These materials have good wear resistance, impact resistance and shock absorption properties. Depending on the use environment and vehicle type, the design and material of the bushing will also be different. For example, bushings used on off-road vehicles may require greater wear and impact resistance, while bushings used on luxury cars are more focused on comfort
Car suspension bushings work by deforming to cushion vibrations from the road. In the suspension system, the bushing will be deformed when it is dynamically changed (such as steering, braking, acceleration, etc.), thus playing a role of shock absorption and vibration isolation. This deformation not only absorbs vibration, but also affects the response and frequency characteristics of the vehicle, which in turn affects the driving experience
