* Reduced stability: Sway bars help to control body roll and maintain stability, especially during turns. A broken sway bar link can compromise this stability and increase the risk of a rollover or other accidents.
* Uneven tire wear: A broken sway bar link can cause the suspension to behave differently on each side of the vehicle. This can lead uneven wear on your tires.
* Noises and vibrations: Sway Bar link that is broken or damaged may also produce noise or vibrations while driving. This can be distracting, but can also be a warning sign of problems with other components, requiring further inspection and repairs.
If the sway bar link has snapped or is visibly broken, it's best to avoid driving and have the vehicle towed to a repair shop for proper inspection and replacement. However, if the link breakage is minor or it's not causing any noticeable issues, driving at low speed and with extra caution for a short distance, should be acceptable**. But make it priority to get the sway bar link replaced as soon as possible.
