How Does the Suzuki Bolans Ground Clearance Affect Its Performance on Rough Roads?

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How Does the Suzuki Bolans Ground Clearance Affect Its Performance on Rough Roads?

The roads I drive on are often uneven and bumpy. How does the ground clearance of the Suzuki Bolan the distance between the lowest part of the vehicle and the ground affect its ability to handle rough roads? What is the standard ground clearance, and should I consider any modifications for better performance?

Gari Specialist asked on 09 Apr 2025 15:13:28 pm

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Gari Master - on 09 Apr 2025 15:20:37 pm

Ground clearance refers to the distance between the lowest part of the vehicle often the underside and the ground. It plays a critical role in the vehicle’s ability to handle rough o r uneven terrain.

Ground Clearance of Suzuki Bolan: The ground clearance of the Suzuki Bolan is approximately 160 mm 6.3 inches.

Impact on Performance on Rough Roads:

The 160 mm ground clearance is sufficient for regular city roads and mildly uneven surfaces, but it might be too low for very rough roads, deep potholes, o r high-speed bumps.

The Bolan is not designed for off-road driving, and the standard clearance might cause the underbody to scrape o r get damaged if driving on particularly rough terrain.

Solution: If you frequently drive on rough, uneven, o r unpaved roads, you might consider installing upgraded suspension components o r opting for slightly larger tires to improve clearance. However, keep in mind that modifications may affect vehicle handling and fuel efficiency.