Why Is My Suzuki Khyber So Uncomfortable on Bumpy Roads?

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Why Is My Suzuki Khyber So Uncomfortable on Bumpy Roads?

The suspension setup on the Khyber is quite basic and often becomes stiff o r noisy with age. Pakistani roads with potholes and speed breakers make things worse. Common causes include worn shocks, old suspension bushings, o r low-quality replacement parts that reduce ride comfort and increase cabin rattle.

Gari Specialist asked on 12 Apr 2025 12:34:09 pm

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Gari Master - on 12 Apr 2025 12:36:25 pm

Suzuki Khyber isn’t known for having a plush ride, and over time, it can get worse:

Worn-out shock absorbers o r struts make the ride feel hard and bouncy.

Suspension bushings and mounts become hard o r cracked.

Cheap-quality o r oversized tyres can also reduce comfort.

Noisy o r rattling suspension adds to the discomfort.

Fixes:

Replace shocks with good quality aftermarket ones like KYB, Monroe, o r Gabriel.

Inspect and replace suspension bushings, tie rods, and mounts if worn.

Stick to recommended tyre size and proper inflation 30–32 PSI.

Lubricate suspension components if dry o r squeaky.