Cruise control retrofit

Suzuki Grand Vitara cruise control retrofit

The Grand Vitara is a proper four-wheel drive that country owners keep for years, often with a trailer or small caravan on the back. Long A-road and motorway runs to shows, farms and sites show up the lack of cruise.

Kept for the work it does

These are not fashion buys. Owners keep a Grand Vitara because it gets up a muddy track and pulls a horse trailer or a load of fencing without fuss. Plenty are well into their second decade and still used every week.

Long hauls with weight behind

Pulling a trailer across a county is wearing enough without holding the throttle at a careful, legal speed mile after mile. Drift up and the trailer gets twitchy. Drop back and the queue builds behind you. A steady set speed takes that strain off.

Cruise for a Grand Vitara that has earned its keep

Our module works from the data the Grand Vitara already shares on its CAN bus, leaving engine and pedal as they were. Chorley sets it up around your particular engine and registration, and because the unit is reprogrammable, it can follow you into the next vehicle with a free configuration change.

Fitment
VehicleSuzuki Grand Vitara, 4x4
Model yearsConfirmed on enquiry
PartCAN KONTROL CRUISE
CANM8 equivalentCruise Control range
Made inChorley, UK
Voltage12V and 24V

Cruise control for the Suzuki Grand Vitara

Send the details and an engineer confirms the fit, the configuration and what the installer receives.

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Questions about the Suzuki Grand Vitara

My Grand Vitara is getting on in years. Can it still be done?
Age alone does not rule it out. The question is whether its network carries the signals the unit needs, and an engineer answers that once they know which engine and year you have.
Is cruise sensible with a trailer hitched?
On dry, open roads it helps many drivers keep a steady pace. Cancel it in wind, rain or busy traffic, the same as you would with a factory system.
Does it interfere with the four-wheel drive?
No. It reads data for speed control and leaves the transfer box and drivetrain alone.