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I finally pulled the trigger on a 2013 Ferrari California about six months ago, my dream car since I was a kid. But honestly, I'm starting to wonder if something is wrong because the ride is way harsher than I expected, even in the softest setting. Every little cat's eye or patch on Jumeirah Beach Road feels like a jolt through the chassis, and my wife refuses to ride in it anymore because she says it hurts her back. I test drove two other Californias before buying this one and I don't remember them feeling this brutal. No warning lights, no leaks, but I'm starting to suspect the original shocks are just worn out after 12 years and 70,000km. The problem is I don't want to take it to a dealer and pay a fortune only to find out that's just how the car rides. A friend who has a 458 mentioned that suspension specialists can actually test the damping force and tell you objectively if the shocks are bad. I found a company offering https://suspensionrepairdubai.ae/ferrari..., and they claim to come to your home with equipment to measure shock performance scientifically. That sounds exactly like what I need before I throw money at parts. Has anyone here had their Ferrari's suspension tested by a mobile specialist? I'm really curious if they can tell me whether it's the shocks, the springs, or just the run flat tires making the ride harsh. Also wondering if they can recommend a good street setup that's still comfortable for daily driving. Really want to enjoy my dream car without dreading every drive. Any experiences would help a lot.
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