CHOOSING THE RIGHT SUSPENSION
See how we recommend suspension around the vehicle, accessories and how the 4WD is actually used.
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Whether you tow a caravan, carry touring gear, tackle rough tracks or simply want a better setup, we'll match the suspension to your vehicle and the way you use it.
We work across multiple suspension brands so we can recommend a package around your vehicle, load, budget and intended use.
Watch our workshop explain suspension upgrades, show real customer vehicles and talk through how we choose the right setup.
See how we recommend suspension around the vehicle, accessories and how the 4WD is actually used.
See our technicians professionally install and set up suspension packages in the workshop.
Not sure what suspension is right for your 4WD? This is why we start with the complete vehicle.
No two 4WDs are used the same. A suspension package should take into account what the vehicle carries, what it tows, its accessories and the conditions it regularly drives in.
We don't choose suspension from the badge on the bonnet alone. The actual weight and use of the vehicle matters.
Bull bars, winches and underbody protection can affect front spring selection.
Trays, canopies and permanently carried equipment can add significant rear load.
Drawers, fridges, batteries, fuel and other permanent equipment should be considered.
Regular towing and tow-ball load should be part of the rear suspension recommendation.
Every suspension package is different. Components are selected around your vehicle and intended use.
Matched to the vehicle, spring rate and intended driving conditions.
Spring rates selected around ride height, accessories and constant vehicle load.
Rear spring options for selected utes and load-carrying applications.
Load-support options for suitable applications where variable rear load needs to be managed.
Available where the vehicle and lift height require additional geometry correction.
Geometry and alignment are considered as part of the completed suspension setup.
The right spring and shock package depends on how the vehicle spends most of its time.
A balanced setup for everyday driving with the accessories actually fitted to the vehicle.
Suspension matched around permanent touring equipment, additional load and rough-road use.
Rear load, tow-ball weight and normal travelling configuration are considered together.
Ride height, tyres, geometry and suspension travel are considered as one complete setup.
Increasing ride height can change suspension and driveline geometry. The complete setup needs to be considered.
Wheel alignment is an important part of completing a suspension installation.
Geometry changes are assessed and correction components considered where required.
CV and driveline angles can become relevant as suspension height increases.
Current or planned tyre size should be considered when choosing the complete setup.
Vehicle details, accessories, load, towing, tyres and intended use.
We match the suspension package to the complete vehicle.
You'll know what's included before the vehicle is booked in.
Your suspension package is fitted by our workshop team.
The completed setup is checked before the vehicle is handed back.
Every 4WD is different. We'll recommend the appropriate setup once we understand your vehicle and how you use it.
Tell us about your 4WD, how you use it and the accessories you've fitted. Our workshop will recommend a suspension package tailored to your build and driving style.
Quality suspension brands, expert recommendations and professional workshop installation.
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