Lowering Springs Chevrolet AVEO / KALOS Hatchback (T250/T255)

Be sure to check the maximum permissible loads on both axles of your car. This is crucial information! Only if these values are not exceeded, you have a guarantee that the lowering of the car and the operation of the suspension will be consistent with the catalog. You will find this data only on the car's rating plate. The commonly used coding is 1 - XXX kg / 2 - XXX kg, where respectively "1 -" is the maximum permissible front axle load and "2 -" is the maximum permissible rear axle load. Write down these values and compare them with the catalog. If any of them exceed the value from the catalog, it means that the product is not intended for your car.

Be sure to check the maximum permissible loads on both axles of your car. This is crucial information! Only if these values are not exceeded, you have a guarantee that the lowering of the car and the operation of the suspension will be consistent with the catalog. You will find this data only on the car's rating plate. The commonly used coding is 1 - XXX kg / 2 - XXX kg, where respectively "1 -" is the maximum permissible front axle load and "2 -" is the maximum permissible rear axle load. Write down these values and compare them with the catalog. If any of them exceed the value from the catalog, it means that the product is not intended for your car.