One of the more tech-advanced 4x4s of the early ’90s, the Suzuki King Quad 300 rocked the ATV world and set the bar for modern-day 4WD vehicles. It came out of the gate loaded with features now considered must-haves on ATVs – IRS, selectable driveline modes, and a lockable front differential, to name a few.

Similarly, we can only assume the Suzuki King Quad 300 horsepower to be around 25 hp/25.3 PS (18.64 kW) since the King Quad series seems to increase its power output by 1.0 hp for every 50-cm3 increase in engine displacement.

Its 650cc Rotax V-Twin is liquid cooled with electronic fuel injection and produces a claimed 61.7 horsepower. Suzuki plugs a single cylinder 4-stroke into this 750 class of KingQuad, though it has but one cylinder instead of two.

The King Quad 300 holds 3500 ml or 3.7 quarts of oil. It will take slightly more, 100 ml more, if the oil filter is also changed.

44.5 inches

KING QUAD® 300 4X4 SPECIFICATIONS MSRP*: $5,499 Wheelbase: 1165mm (45.9 in.) Dry Weight: 272kg (599 lbs.) Suspension: FRONT: Independent, double A-arm, oil damped, f

It would be best to check your Suzuki King Quad 300 manual before deciding to get those 10-mm spacers. The four-wheeler’s initial model had uneven tire sizes – 24-inch tires on the front and 25-inch ones at the back. The front knobbies later changed to AT25 x 8-12 for succeeding models.

Any weight motor oil will work with the King Quad 300. Typically you may want to consider a lighter weight oil in the summer months and a heavier oil in the winter.