Sentence examples for a harsh ride from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, with less clever engineering, such lateral control means a harsh ride.

TOYOTA Some 2005-7 Tacoma Tandma and PreRunner trucks may give owners a harsh ride when carrying heavy loads.

Sitting in traffic, which might have been uncomfortable in a car with a harsh ride or poor quality seats, did not seem to matter.

To gain the latter, such tires often have more rigid sidewalls than their cushier brethren, meaning a harsher ride.

Although aluminium has a reputation for producing a harsher ride quality than other materials, this bike didn't cause any lingering aches and pains post-ride.

An over-inflated tire (filled above the max cold pressure on the sidewall) makes for a harsher ride and makes it more prone to damage if you hit pot-holes or other objects in the road.

A car marketed on performance will generally have a somewhat harsh ride due to a stiff suspension for more "road feel" and best cornering on smooth roads.[1] This may mean more fun for you, but more distraction and discomfort for your passengers, especially if any of them are prone to car sickness.

Instead, this one is blighted by a pretty harsh ride.

The 20-inch wheels make up a large part of the M's beauty, but then the car suffers from a loud cabin, harsh ride and tram-lining on rutted roads — but without the 20-inchers, the wheels look like they came off a Honda Civic.

Ford does not install heavy-duty suspension springs on every vehicle because they tend to produce a harsh, bouncy ride in lightweight versions of the Explorer.

But this year, unlike 1996, he was given a rough ride, with several harsh interventions, notably from the American secretary of state, Madeleine Albright.