2014 Honda Fit Shock Absorbers

Genuine 2014 Honda Fit Shock Absorbers – Clean Ex-Japan Quality

Is your 2014 Honda Fit feeling stiff or unstable on the road? The newer generation Fit (GK1, GK3, GK5) is designed for agile handling and a smooth city ride, but worn shocks can make it feel harsh and noisy. At Taleon Autospares, we provide Clean Ex-Japan Shock Absorbers that are specifically valved for the 2014 model’s weight and suspension geometry.

Sourced from low-mileage vehicles in Japan, these genuine OEM shocks are built to much higher durability standards than the “new” aftermarket shocks sold locally.

Why Choose Taleon’s Ex-Japan Shocks for your 2014 Fit?

• Modern Chassis Tuning: The 2014 Fit has a more refined suspension than older models. Our genuine Japanese shocks ensure you don’t lose that precision handling and steering response.

• Quiet & Smooth: Eliminate the annoying “thumping” or “squeaking” sounds caused by worn-out seals. These units feature high-grade factory oil and gas pressure for silent operation.

• Safety & Stability: Better shocks mean shorter braking distances and less body roll when taking sharp corners or avoiding obstacles.

• Maximum Value: Why spend more on a low-quality generic part? Get the Original Japanese Part for only KSh 2,500 and enjoy peace of mind on the road.

Signs Your 2014 Fit Needs New Shocks:

• Bouncing: The car takes too long to settle after hitting a bump.

• Nose Dive: The front end dips forward aggressively when you apply the brakes.

• Uneven Tire Wear: Noticeable “bald patches” on your tires due to inconsistent road contact.

• Visible Fluid Leaks: Wetness or grime on the shock body is a clear sign the internal seals have failed.

Specifications:

• Vehicle Compatibility: Honda Fit / Jazz (GK Series)

• Model Year: 2014–2020

• Source: Genuine Ex-Japan (Clean Used)

• Price: KSh 2,500 per unit

Restore your Honda Fit’s performance today. Visit Taleon Autospares or call us for fast delivery across Kenya!

Expert Recommendation: For a perfectly balanced ride, we recommend replacing your shock absorbers in pairs (Front Left & Right). This ensures even tire wear and consistent handling.