2016 Toyota Fortuner

[StockEngine]

Pa-off topic lang mga sir.
1 week old na fort ko, coming from a sedan, i just noticed na medyo bumpy pala ang ride. Any inputs about this?


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tire pressure bro. follow recommended tire pressure.. you can lower 1-3psi below recommended

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[rap2_tan]

Yes sir already adjusted the tire pressure to 32 psi. Medyo naninibago pa siguro ako coming from an altis.


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[vinrem]

Yes sir already adjusted the tire pressure to 32 psi. Medyo naninibago pa siguro ako coming from an altis.


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Hahaha same tayo sir, I drove a Mazda 3 abroad, pag uwi ko diyan and when I drove my fortuner ay nanibago ako kasi bumpy ang ride.

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[dragonmate]

Pa-off topic lang mga sir.
1 week old na fort ko, coming from a sedan, i just noticed na medyo bumpy pala ang ride. Any inputs about this?


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It has been like that since 2005. What I like about the hard ride is you don't have to worry about potholes which are all over the streets of Manila. Just run over them and you will hardly feel anything.

[GTcervan]

It has been like that since 2005. What I like about the hard ride is you don't have to worry about potholes which are all over the streets of Manila. Just run over them and you will hardly feel anything.

Just because the fortuner has a bumpy ride doesn't mean that you should be able to run it through potholes often, which can increase the chance of ruining your suspension if you will do it most of the time.

However, what's good about having a bumpy ride like the fortuner is that it makes it more stable through corners than say a montero, particularly the previous gen one, because that thing has a soft suspension, which gives it a wallowy ride and makes it more prone to rollovers.

[PeterGChan]

Pa-off topic lang mga sir.
1 week old na fort ko, coming from a sedan, i just noticed na medyo bumpy pala ang ride. Any inputs about this?


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Yes sir bumpy talaga ang mga SUV na malalaki, especially Fort natin. Medyo matagtag nga pakiramdam ko sa Fort kaysa Crosswind ko dati eh. Hehe. Pero after sometime masasanay ka rin naman, enjoy mo lang ride mo. Or you can option to replace the shocks, malaki improvements.


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[Walter]

tire pressure bro. follow recommended tire pressure.. you can lower 1-3psi below recommended

There is practically nothing one can do to improve the ride comfort of a PPV to mimic that of a sedan ...

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It has been like that since 2005. What I like about the hard ride is you don't have to worry about potholes which are all over the streets of Manila. Just run over them and you will hardly feel anything.

Not a good practice ... increases the wear and tear of suspension parts ...

[JMS12]

actually sanayan lang yan sa grabe ng road condition natin sa pinas wala perfect

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[PeterGChan]

Ako naman, eh memorize ko na ang 83km na road tinatahak ko kung saan mga pothole kaya iwas na agad kahit malayo pa. Hehe. Medyo sayang din kasi ang gulong, baka lumobo pag parati ma hulog sa pothole.


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[vinrem]

I know this has been asked a million times, does changing the shocks absorber really changes the ride quality of the fortuner ba? I saw sa fb daming nagpapalit to rancho, old man's emu, tough dog or dobinson.

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