2010 Mazda Demio Shock Absorbers

Genuine 2010 Mazda Demio Shock Absorbers – Clean Ex-Japan Quality

Is your Mazda Demio feeling unstable over bumps or “nose-diving” every time you hit the brakes? For a compact car like the Demio, the suspension is critical for maintaining its fuel-efficient and fun-to-drive nature. At Taleon Autospares, we stock Clean Ex-Japan Shock Absorbers specifically for the 2010 Mazda Demio (DE3FS, DE5FS, and DEJFS models).

These are original equipment (OEM) parts imported directly from Japan. Because they are designed by Mazda’s factory suppliers (like KYB or Tokico), they feature the exact hydraulic valving needed to keep your Demio comfortable on city streets and stable on the highway.

Why “Ex-Japan” is the Best Choice for Your 2010 Demio:

• Original Factory Tuning: Generic “new” shocks are often too stiff, making a small car like the Demio feel uncomfortable. Our genuine Ex-Japan units provide the exact “soft-yet-firm” feel intended by the manufacturer.

• Tested Gas Pressure: These are high-quality gas-charged units that prevent oil foaming during long drives, ensuring your suspension doesn’t get “soft” even after hours on the road.

• Superior Durability: Sourced from Japan’s smooth road network, these “Clean” units feature high-grade internal seals that are far more resistant to leaks than budget aftermarket alternatives.

• Better Braking & Safety: Worn shocks increase your stopping distance. Replacing them with original Japanese units ensures your tires stay firmly planted, improving your emergency braking response.

Signs Your 2010 Demio Needs New Shocks:

• The “Bounce Test”: If you push down on the corner of the car and it bounces more than once before settling, the shock is worn.

• Unstable Cornering: The car feels like it’s “leaning” or swaying excessively when taking roundabouts or sharp turns.

• Clunking Noises: Hearing a metallic “knock” or “thud” when driving over speed bumps or uneven patches.

• Uneven Tire Wear: “Bald spots” or cupping on your tires is a major sign that the shocks are no longer keeping the wheel steady.

• Fluid Leaks: Visible oily wetness on the outside body of the shock absorber.

Specifications:

• Vehicle Compatibility: Mazda Demio (DE Series / 3rd Gen)

• Model Year: 2007–2014 (Specifically 2010)

• Part Type: Front Strut or Rear Shock Absorber

• Source: Genuine Ex-Japan (Grade A Used)

• Price: KSh 4,000 per unit

Get your Demio back to its silent, smooth best. Visit Taleon Autospares on Kirinyaga Road or call us for delivery today!

Expert Recommendation: Suspension parts should always be replaced in pairs (both Front or both Rear). This ensures balanced handling and prevents your car from pulling to one side or wearing out one tire faster than the rest.