Double Wishbone suspension

An "A-shaped" or wishbone-shaped structural link mounted to the upper section of the vehicle frame. It functions primarily to guide vertical wheel movement and control the side-to-side tilt (camber).

Upper Control Arm (Upper Wishbone)

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A secondary, typically larger "A-shaped" link mounted underneath the upper arm. It bears the majority of the structural and dynamic vehicle loads, including cornering, acceleration, and hard braking forces

Lower Control Arm (Lower Wishbone)

The steering knuckle (often called an upright or wheel carrier) is the critical structural component that connects your car's suspension to the wheel hub. It allows your front wheels to pivot for steering and provides a secure mounting point for wheel bearings, brake calipers, and control arms.

Steering Knuckle/hub carrier

Coil Spring supports the vehicle's weight and compresses to absorb impacts from road imperfections and Dampers dampens spring oscillation to keep the tires from bouncing off the road.

Coil Spring with Damper