Rear Spring assisters

[caravancrazy]

Having towed last year with our new Berlingo Multispace 110XTR I was wanting to fit rear spring assisters to the rear springs especially the rubber blocks which fit between the coils has anybody any experience of fitting above items

[andy-womble]

The use of these might affect the operation/performance of the load sensing valve which operates on the rear axle. Previously on my Pug306 I used coiled spring assisterswhich fitted between the chassis and the rubber bump stop on the suspension. Don't know if these are available for the Berlingo. They were made by a Dutch firm called MAD. http://www.mad-suspension.co.uk/

Just had a look and not shown for Berlingo but shown for Peugeot Partner van. A bit of research will pay dividends let us know how you go on...

[Opensauce]

Why do you think you need them? bear in mind that towbar download(noseweight)for earlier Berlingo3 is only 55kg but this has been raised to 70kg on later cars. I tow a 700kg caravan & I've not found the suspension too soft.

[j90xxx]

Again agree.
My caravan is 800kg ex works and sits level and tows straight as a die.
Of course loading the caravan is important, heavier stuff over the axle etc.
And if your domestic is anything like mine, she takes enough clothes and food for 3 months.illyme:

[duamoHDI]

I supply and fit firestone ride-rite air suspension kits that would sort it out. You can self fit if you have a half a brain.

[pch]

OK SO THESE air suspension kits, do they raise the vehical height? wil they improve the bounce [ mines a vtr]. and how much? and to fit? live in north wales, suppose my local garage could do it?
cheers
Pete

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CHECKED GOOGLE AND CANT FIND A REVIEW ON THEM? nor who sells them for mk3.
await your response.
Pete