What should you do if you notice a change in vehicle height?

Noticing a change in vehicle height is a significant indicator that something may be wrong with the suspension system. By inspecting the suspension system for signs of damage or wear in springs and shocks, you are addressing the potential underlying issue directly. This proactive approach allows you to identify problems that could affect vehicle handling, ride quality, and overall safety.

Suspension components, such as springs and shocks, play a crucial role in maintaining the correct ride height and ensuring that the vehicle handles as designed. Damage or wear in these components can lead to a lower ride height, excessive bouncing, or poor vehicle control. Therefore, a thorough inspection can help in diagnosing issues early before they escalate into more serious problems or lead to compromised safety on the road.

The other options do not adequately address the potential dangers of a change in vehicle height. For example, ignoring the issue can lead to increased risk and deterioration of vehicle performance. Similarly, adjusting tire pressures may not correct the root issue, and replacing all tires would be an unnecessary and costly solution without first understanding the cause of the height change.