Driving over speed bumps at 60 km/h can indeed have an impact on your car. It might cause stress to the suspension system, tires, and potentially the alignment. It's always best to slow down for speed bumps to avoid any potential damage.

If the car wasn't completely stopped before shifting into reverse and you heard a grinding noise, it could potentially cause damage. It's generally recommended to ensure the vehicle is fully stationary before changing gears to avoid any harm to the transmission system.

I've had the top-end version of the Venucia Star for a year, and I've driven 4800 kilometers. Now I've noticed that when going over those really low speed bumps on highways, the rear end sways, with noticeable lateral movement at the back. (Speed is under 60, and ESP is automatically on.) Do you guys have the same issue?

There's a squeaking noise from the front suspension of the Haval when going over speed bumps or uneven roads!

Help needed, the suspension of my V40 makes squeaky noises when getting in and out or going over speed bumps. I called for advice and they said it might be due to aging bushings. Has anyone else encountered this issue?

How should the 86 handle speed bumps and humps? Is the impact significant? [covering face]

It's uncomfortable going over speed bumps, it's very bumpy. What's up with the suspension?

Hello fellow car enthusiasts, has anyone installed coilover suspension on their car? Can it improve the chassis feel? My car is a 2017 4WD Elite with over 90,000 kilometers. When I go over speed bumps or drive on rough roads, the chassis makes a clunking noise. Will installing coilover suspension help?

My car is a 2019 model, and I've driven many cars, but none of them make the hissing sound over speed bumps like mine does. I haven't driven other Kodiaqs. Is it an issue with my car, or do all Kodiaqs have this kind of suspension noise?

Driving over speed bumps at 60 km/h can indeed have an impact on your car. It might cause stress to the suspension system, tires, and potentially the alignment. It's always best to slow down for speed bumps to avoid any potential damage.

I bought a second-hand 2013 2.0 Peugeot 3008, and I feel like the rear suspension is really stiff. What can I do about it? Going over speed bumps makes people bounce up. Any advice from experts?