Riding On Air

A recurring subject on Range Rover forums is the replacement of air bags with coil springs, this is a reason to keep the air bags:

Range Rover P38 with a loaded trailer and working air suspension.
Range Rover P38 with a loaded trailer and working air suspension.

Without air bags it looked like this:

Range Rover P38 with a loaded trailer and coil springs.
Range Rover P38 with a loaded trailer and coil springs.

Which caused this to happen as the jockey wheel dragged in the middlemannetjie:

Dragging a jockey wheel through the middle mannetjie is never a good thing.
Dragging a jockey wheel through the middle mannetjie is never a good thing.
Range Rover P38 boiling over after sand abuse.
Range Rover P38 boiling over after sand abuse.

And with air springs and glamour:

Range Rover P38 glamping trip.
Range Rover P38 glamping trip.

Author: Michael

Parent, husband and civil engineer born and raised in Britain before emigrating to Botswana. Interests in construction, information technology, fitness, mechanics and mapping, among others.

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