A front-end clunk over bumps on your Evoque II often points to worn sway bar links, control arm bushings, or strut top mounts. Have it inspected soon, and stop driving if steering or handling feels off.
Why the front end clunks over bumps
On a Range Rover Evoque II, a clunk from the front suspension over bumps and potholes is usually mechanical wear, not a mysterious electronic fault. The most common culprits are the anti-roll bar drop links and bushes, lower control arm bushes or ball joints, strut top mounts and bearings, worn shock absorbers, tie rod ends, loose brake caliper hardware, or even a loose subframe bolt. Potholes and speed humps accelerate this wear, and the Evoque’s front end carries a lot of weight, so small noises often grow into vague steering or uneven tyre wear if ignored.
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