If suspension modifications are needed to prevent contact, what is the result for the vehicle?

When suspension modifications are necessary to prevent contact with other vehicle components or the road surface, it indicates that the vehicle’s current setup is not within acceptable standards for safe operation. This situation typically leads to a failure in the state inspection process. The suspension system plays a crucial role in maintaining vehicle stability, handling, and ensuring safe contact with the road. If modifications are required to fix an issue, it demonstrates that the vehicle is not operating as intended according to safety regulations. Therefore, the vehicle would be marked as failing the inspection due to non-compliance with safety requirements related to its suspension system.