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Are Changan Kalam’s official weight specifications curb and gross vehicle weight accurate when tested under local conditions in Pakistan?

Are Changan Kalam’s official weight specifications curb and gross vehicle weight accurate when tested under local conditions in Pakistan?

Some users claim overloading leads to suspension o r tire damage. Is the real payload capacity lower than what’s advertised?
Sirat Ul Jinan asked on 18 Jun 2025 15:37:51 pm
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Car Mechanic Expert - on 18 Jun 2025 15:46:42 pm
The advertised payload capacity usually around 600–800 kg is theoretical, based on ideal test conditions. In Pakistan, where roads are uneven and vehicles are often overloaded beyond limits, users report:

Bent axles

Flattened leaf springs

Tire bulges o r bursts

This suggests the real-world safe capacity is lower — around 500–600 kg, especially if you want to avoid rapid wear o r suspension issues. So, while the specs may be accurate on paper, they don’t fully match ground realities.
 

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