Air suspension

Hi,has anyone had air suspension fitted to the Peugeot boxer,if so does it make the ride any better,I find even small potholes give the van quite a jolt.look forward to any replies
Gerry

Gerald seabrook wrote:Hi,has anyone had air suspension fitted to the Peugeot boxer,if so does it make the ride any better,I find  even small potholes give the van quite a jolt.look forward to any replies
Gerry

Hi Gerry
Lots of reviews on air assist suspension , type in air suspension in the search box.
Boaby

Best addition to any motor home ! Brilliant ride quality and you can level the van as well. There is only a certain amount of leveling from them but heck does it help.

Hi,thanks to all who have replied,I have now had it fitted and I agree well worth it.thanks again,Gerry.

I have read recent comments with interest. I have an old (1993) Rapport on a Trafic base, the ride on which is not particularly good, but I wonder whether putting in air suspension at this stage may be a bit like carrying out what would normally be a routine operation on an elderly and frail patient, ie likely to cause more problems than it solves and be a total waste of money and effort.


I would appreciate any feedback.

petern
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petern wrote:I have read recent comments with interest. I have an old (1993) Rapport on a Trafic base, the ride on which is not particularly good, but I wonder whether putting in air suspension at this stage may be a bit like carrying out what would normally be a routine operation on an elderly and frail patient, ie likely to cause more problems than it solves and be a total waste of money and effort.


I would appreciate any feedback.

petern
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Fitting Air to an older vehicle would likely provide more gains than on a new one.. It would not affect the existing components and might actually give them an easier life .

Thanks for that. I'll give it a try.

peter