2012 Mazda Axela Shock Absorbers – Sporty Ex-Japan Quality

Genuine 2012 Mazda Axela Shock Absorbers – Sporty Ex-Japan Quality

Is your Mazda Axela feeling “loose” or making a knocking sound when you go over small bumps? The 2012 Axela (BL series) is famous for its precise steering and stable chassis, but worn shocks can make it feel like an old car. At Taleon Autospares, we provide Clean Ex-Japan Shock Absorbers specifically for the Axela (1.5L, 2.0L SkyActiv, and 2.3L models).

Unlike local “reconditioned” parts, these are original units salvaged from low-mileage vehicles in Japan. They preserve the factory damping rates that give Mazda its signature “Zoom-Zoom” feel—firm enough for cornering, but smooth enough for a comfortable daily commute.

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

• Original Handling Precision: These shocks are factory-tuned for the Mazda BL chassis. They provide the perfect balance between comfort and “sport,” preventing the car from swaying at high speeds.

• Tested Oil Seals: Sourced from Japan’s superior road network, these “Grade A” units have pristine seals that haven’t been stressed by potholes, ensuring they last much longer than cheap local aftermarket shocks.

• Restores Braking Distance: Healthy shocks keep your tires pressed firmly to the tarmac. This is critical for the Axela’s ABS system to work correctly and stop the car quickly during an emergency.

• Direct Bolt-On Fit: These are 100% genuine parts. They bolt directly onto your Axela’s mounting points without any modification, saving you time and labor costs.

Signs Your 2012 Mazda Axela Needs New Shocks:

• Metallic Knocking: You hear a “clunk” or “rattle” from the wheel area when driving on rough estate roads.

• Nose-Diving: The front of the car dips sharply toward the ground whenever you apply the brakes.

• Tire Cupping: You see uneven, scalloped wear on your tire treads, which means the wheel is “bouncing” rather than rolling smoothly.

• The “Floating” Feel: At highway speeds (80–100 km/h), the car feels like it’s drifting or reacting slowly to your steering inputs.

• Fluid Leaks: If you see dark, wet oil on the shock body, the internal hydraulic fluid has leaked out and the shock is “dead.”

Specifications:

• Vehicle Compatibility: Mazda Axela (BL5FP, BLFFP, BLEFP, BL5FW) / Mazda 3

• Model Year: 2009–2013 (Specifically 2012)

• Part Type: Front or Rear Shock Absorber

• Source: Genuine Ex-Japan (Clean Used)

• Price: KSh 3,000 per unit

Get your Mazda back to its sporty best. Visit Taleon Autospares on Kirinyaga Road or call us for nationwide delivery today!

Mechanic’s Tip: The 2012 Axela is known for its sensitive Shock Mountings. When replacing your shocks, always have your mechanic check the rubber mountings at the top. Installing fresh shocks with worn mountings will leave you with a persistent knocking noise.