EXCLUSIVE: Tata Tigor To Be Replaced By Tata Aeris
- Sep 19, 2026
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A wishbone has two mountings on the chassis of a car and one to locate the wheel it is connected to. Because two rods are used on the two mounting points it is called a double wishbone setup. Double wishbones provide more stability to wheel movements at high speeds which reduces camber angle as the wheel moves up and down over uneven surfaces. Wishbones can be very easily adjusted as every joint can be tweaked for optimal wheel movement.

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