I've had my 2018 F-Pace for about two years now and it's been great, but over the last month there's this really annoying clunk coming from the back whenever I go over speed bumps or uneven road surfaces, especially if I go over them at an angle. It sounds like something is loose or knocking, almost like a metal on metal sound but not super loud. I've had a quick look underneath and nothing seems obviously broken or hanging down, but I'm no mechanic. A friend who drives an XF suggested I look at suspensionrepairdubai.ae/jaguar-shock-absorber-replacement because he had a similar noise that turned out to be a failed rear shock mount on his car. Does that sound plausible to anyone here? The car doesn't bounce excessively or feel unsafe at highway speeds, just that annoying clunk in the rear. I'm trying to figure out if I should just replace the rear shocks and mounts preemptively or if I should pay for a proper diagnosis first. Also worried it could be something like a sway bar link or a bushing in the control arm rather than the shock itself. Anyone dealt with this specific issue on an F-Pace and can tell me what the fix ended up being? Appreciate any help because the noise is driving me nuts.