Defender new Suspension Customer Comments

"Yesterday afternoon I ordered 2 bumper mounts for a P38 Range Rover. This morning at 10 o'clock they were delivered to my home. I feel I must congratulate you and your company for service beyond the call of duty. This means my car will be off the road for less than 24 hours. To say I am impressed is an understatement and you have got a customer who will not only use your services again but will recommend you to all my Land Rover friends as well. Thank you once again for outstanding service." Customer Comment

Defender 2019 on Suspension

Defender New Suspension

Modern Defender suspension combines independent front and rear systems with optional air suspension technology that delivers exceptional capability both on-road and off-road. Electronic control systems automatically adjust ride height and damping characteristics to optimise performance across varying conditions and loads.

Suspension System Technology

Independent suspension using aluminium components provides excellent wheel articulation and ground clearance whilst maintaining on-road comfort. Air suspension variants offer automatic levelling, variable ride height, and electronic damping control that adapts to driving conditions. Steering systems integrate with suspension geometry for precise handling.

Coil spring variants use robust steel springs with gas-charged dampers that handle heavy loads and extreme conditions. Quality replacement components maintain ride quality and handling characteristics whilst providing long service life under demanding conditions.

Circlip 51mm - RUE000010 - Genuine

1 in stock

£6.28

£6.28ex VAT£7.54inc UK VAT

Anti Roll Bar Link Front - LR035489 - Genuine

Usually in stock at our supplier. Allow 2-3 working days for despatch

£56.46

£56.46ex VAT£67.75inc UK VAT

Anti Roll Bars & Bushes

Track Control & Suspension Arms

Wheel Bearings

Frequently Asked Questions

Is air suspension more reliable than coil springs?

Air suspension provides excellent capability and comfort but requires more maintenance than coil systems. Electronic components and air seals need periodic replacement, whilst coil systems are largely maintenance-free.

Can I convert between air and coil suspension?

Conversion is theoretically possible but involves significant modification to electronic systems, mounting points, and control modules. Most owners find it more practical to maintain the original system type.

How often do suspension components need replacement?

Air suspension components may need service every 80,000-120,000 miles, whilst coil systems typically last much longer. Operating conditions significantly affect component lifespan across both system types.

Will suspension modifications affect other vehicle systems?

Yes, ride height changes can affect headlight aim, stability systems, and ground clearance warnings. Electronic systems may require recalibration after modifications to maintain proper operation.

Complement your suspension with quality wheels and braking systems. For suspension guidance, contact our specialists or check our technical advice.