What should be done if vehicle handling becomes overly sensitive?

When vehicle handling becomes overly sensitive, inspecting suspension components for wear or damage is a fundamental step to diagnose the issue properly. The suspension system plays a critical role in maintaining vehicle stability and control. Overly sensitive handling can often indicate that certain components, such as shocks, struts, bushings, or alignment settings, may be worn out or malfunctioning.

By conducting a thorough inspection, you can identify any compromised parts that are influencing the vehicle's dynamics. If components are found to be worn, replacing them can restore the intended handling characteristics. Addressing these mechanical factors helps ensure safety and enhances the overall driving experience.

Other options do not directly address the underlying mechanical issues contributing to the sensitive handling. For example, simply driving faster or altering the way one drives can mask the problem rather than resolve it. Changing tire pressure may lead to other handling problems if not done properly, and any adjustments should be made cautiously and based on the vehicle manufacturer's specifications.