Ball Joint

Ball joints consist of a spherical bearing and a socket that allow rotational movement in any direction. Ball joints are widely used in various applications, including automotive suspension systems. In the context of automobiles, ball joints are very important components of the suspension system. They connect the control arms to the steering knuckles and allow the wheels to move. The ball joints are designed to pivot and rotate to allow the wheels to turn and move up and down with the suspension. Regular wear and tear or damage may result in the need for ball joint replacement. Worn ball joints can result in poor vehicle handling, uneven tire wear, and compromised safety. It is important to properly inspect and replace ball joints to ensure proper functioning of the vehicle's suspension system.

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