1999 Cougar V6 with 16 wheels handles nice but rides harsh- what is the best way to make the ride smoother?

so we can have a more meaningful way of transportation then wheels, wheels are not genetically born.. wheels cannot go up harsh ground like rocks or snow hills.. legs can overcome these obstacles by falling repeatedly and catching yourself in the moment. wheels could not do any of this, and cannot jump either.

A few things. A worn pressure plate, bad hydraulics, or bad fluid. Usually MObil 1 ATF synthetic has had good results for smoother shifts

The American hickory tree is most used for tool handles because of its density and the inability to split under harsh uses. The density and grain makes it the best choice for hammer, axe, post hole diggers and other handles. Oak is the second choice.

People who mix pipe tobacco with weed when smoking claim it creates a smoother flavor and is "less harsh" on the throat. The practice is more common in Europe than the States, but it can be found on both continents.

Sudden and harsh braking movements can cause the wheels to lock. When the rubber tires rub against gravel, the resulting friction can cause a loud screech.

The consequences were harsh. Her words were very harsh.

Here are some sentences. That is a harsh punishment. He is a harsh taskmaster.

Harsh is an adjective. Harsh can be made into an adverb by adding the letters ly to it.

The comparative of harsh is harsher. The superlative of harsh is harshest.

A synonym for harsh is cruel.

Harsh and bad and harsh and bad and harsh and bad Bruh ;)

Harsh is an adjective, harshness is a noun

harsh means someone being mean to another person or being rude

No, the adverbial form of harsh would be harshly.

Harsh Mankad was born in 1979.

Harsh Goenka was born in 1957.

Jodie Harsh was born in 1985.

Harsh Mahajan was born in 1955.

Harsh Mander was born in 1955.

In my opinion, very harsh.

No but they can make the cats in Warriors harsh.

loads of places do but the Himalayers are harsh

The word "harsh" is an adjective.

Harsh - severe Stern - disciplinary

In antiquity it was common for punishments to be harsh.