I. Introduction
In vehicles, the suspension system is applied to transmit the force and torsion between the wheel and the vehicle frame, and buffer the impact force transmitted from the uneven road surface [1]. The suspension system has the ability to isolate the vibrations and shocks from the road excitations, and keep the tire in good contact with the ground. A good suspension system can effectively suppress the acceleration amplitude of the vehicle body, and reduce tire deflection. Hence, the suspension system plays a significant role in influencing the vehicle’s running performances. The suspension system can improve the vehicle’s handling stability in an effective way and, at the same time, provide as much comfort as possible for the passengers by isolating passengers from the shocks and vibrations induced by the external road excitations.