Handling package
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A handling package is a set of functional enhancements to the suspension of a vehicle, sold and priced as a unit.
This package may contain one or more of the following enhancements, some of which are detrimental to ride comfort and quietness.
- Harder suspension bushings
- Enhanced shock absorbers, which will usually have stiffer valving which may be locally or remotely adjustable
- Stiffer front anti-roll bar
- Rear anti-roll bar
- Special wheels and tires, typically with lightweight wheels of increased diameter and low profile tires offering greater resistance to side forces - such are usually less durable than standard tire/wheel combinations, being subject to both tire and wheel damage by rough pavement ("potholes").
See also
- Convenience package
- Handling package
- Navigation package
- Performance package
- Safety package
- Sports package
- Trim package (sometimes as appearance package)
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