Toyota Fielder 2005 Shock Absorbers

Genuine Toyota Fielder 2005 Shock Absorbers

Does your Fielder feel like a boat on the ocean every time you hit a bump? The 2005 Toyota Fielder is legendary for its smooth ride and cargo capacity, but worn-out shocks can quickly turn your reliable wagon into a safety hazard. At Taleon Autospares Kenya, we provide Genuine Ex-Japan Shock Absorbers that bring back the firm, controlled, and comfortable handling your car had when it was new.

Why Your Fielder Needs This: Shock absorbers are responsible for keeping your tires firmly on the road. When they fail, your springs do all the work, leading to excessive bouncing. This doesn’t just ruin comfort; it increases your braking distance and causes your car to “nose-dive” during emergency stops, which can be the difference between a close call and an accident.

Key Features:

• Ex-Japan Build Quality: These are original factory-fitted shocks. They feature superior valving and high-grade hydraulic oil designed to maintain performance even under the heat of long-distance driving.

• Superior Damping: Unlike “cheap” new shocks that feel either too stiff or too bouncy, these original units are perfectly calibrated to the Fielder’s weight and suspension geometry.

• Protects Your Tires: By stopping the “wheel hop,” these shocks prevent “cupping” or uneven wear on your expensive tires, saving you money in the long run.

• Direct Bolt-On: These are 100% genuine parts for the 120-series Fielder, ensuring a perfect fit for your mechanic and zero noise after installation.

Product Specifications:

• Vehicle Model: Toyota Fielder (2000–2006 / NZE121 / ZZE122 / CE121)

• Part Type: Front / Rear Shock Absorber (Gas/Oil Charged)

• Condition: Clean Ex-Japan (No leaks, excellent rebound)

• Price: KSh 3,500 (Per piece)

Signs Your Shocks are Failing:

1. The “Bounce Test”: If you push down on the corner of the car and it bounces more than twice, your shocks are dead.

2. Oil Leaks: Visible wetness or oily grime on the body of the shock absorber.

3. Nose Diving: The front of the car dips significantly when you apply the brakes.

4. Unstable Cornering: The car feels like it’s leaning or “swaying” excessively when taking corners or in heavy crosswinds.

Why Buy From Taleon Autospares? Located on Kirinyaga Road, Nairobi, we are the trusted source for Fielder owners who refuse to compromise on quality. Every Ex-Japan shock absorber we sell is hand-inspected for pressure and seal integrity, ensuring you get a part that is ready for the rigors of Kenyan roads.

Pro Tip: For maximum safety and balanced braking, shock absorbers should always be replaced in pairs (Left and Right). Replacing only one side can cause unbalanced handling and premature wear on other suspension components like your bushings and ball joints.