Shock Absorbers for 2018 Toyota Fielder Hybrid

Shock Absorbers for 2018 Toyota Fielder Hybrid – Stability & Comfort Redefined

The 2018 Toyota Fielder Hybrid requires a suspension that can handle its unique weight distribution. If your car is dipping too much on bumps, swaying on the highway, or showing uneven tire wear, it’s time to replace your shocks. At Taleon Autospares, we provide heavy-duty shock absorbers specifically engineered for the NKE165 chassis.

These shocks are built to provide a perfect balance between a soft, comfortable city ride and the firmness needed for highway stability.

Key Features:

• Hybrid-Ready Damping: Specially valved to manage the specific weight and center of gravity of the Fielder Hybrid, preventing the “bottoming out” common with worn units.

• Superior Road Grip: Keeps your tires in constant contact with the road, improving the performance of your ABS and regenerative braking systems.

• Enhanced Durability: Features multi-lip oil seals and a chrome-plated piston rod to resist the dust and grime of Kenyan roads.

• Smooth & Silent: Advanced gas-pressure technology reduces foaming and aeration, ensuring noise-free operation even on rough terrain.

Product Specifications:

• Vehicle Compatibility: Toyota Corolla Fielder Hybrid (NKE165) / Axio Hybrid

• Model Year: 2012–2018+

• Part Type: Front/Rear Strut Assembly

• Design: Vented Gas-Charged Twin Tube

• Price: KSh 3,500 per piece

Why Shop at Taleon Autospares?

We are Kenya’s trusted specialists for Toyota Hybrid suspension parts.

1. Unbeatable Value: Professional-grade shocks at a budget-friendly price of KSh 3,500.

2. Fast Delivery: We offer same-day delivery in Nairobi and overnight shipping to all major towns including Kisumu, Mombasa, and Nakuru.

3. Fitment Guaranteed: Not sure if these fit your WxB or G-Edition? Give us your chassis number, and we’ll confirm the fitment instantly.

Pro Tip: For Hybrid vehicles, healthy shock absorbers are crucial for protecting your expensive hybrid battery from excessive vibration. We recommend replacing shocks in pairs for consistent handling.