Stabilizer bars, also known as anti-roll bars or sway bars, are a crucial component of a vehicle's suspension system. These bars work by connecting the left and right suspension components of a vehicle, preventing excessive body roll during cornering or sudden lane changes. There are several other terms that are often used interchangeably with stabilizer bars, such as anti-sway bars, roll bars, stabilizer links, and torsion bars. Although these terms are used to describe slightly different components or variations of the stabilizer bar, they all play a similar role in controlling the lateral movement of a vehicle during driving.