[NorthernPassport]

This has been my major complaint with the vehicle as well, here is my thread about the issue from last year:

Harsh Ride & Suspension Differences between Trim Levels

We purchased a 2019 Passport in January of this year. Before purchasing the vehicle, we test drove the base model and due to the sweet end of year pricing, we upgraded to the Touring trim (badged as the ‘Elite’ trim level in the USA). The sales guy said there was no difference in the handling or...

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Love the AWD but my god is the ride terrible. This was my first new car purchase after half a lifetime of shitboxes and the ride is worse than any of them. In the process of buying 18" winter tires for the PP, if that doesn't help she will be traded in at the Volvo lot for an XC60 (or perhaps an MDX... but I've pretty much had it with Honda).

 

[NorthernPassport]

I dropped the pressure to 33 psi and this made a big improvement in ride quality with very little difference in handling.

I do the same,, though closer to 35 cold then 33. The OEM Continentals are showing a noticeable amount of edge wear after only 25000km, tread depth is <6mm on the walls vs 7.5mm at center so bear that in mind if you want the tires to last as long as possible.

We put 18" winter tires on this year, noticed a slight improvement in the 'boatiness' but its still an unnecessarily rough ride. My takeaway after 3 years: the AWD system is amazing, the ride quality sucks.