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Skimster



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Does the ride height button mean it has air suspension?
Looking at a used 2021 90 First Edition - the specs says it has "Multi-Link Rear Suspension w/Coil Springs, Short and Long Arm Front Suspension w/Coil" with "Gas-Pressurized Shock Absorbers",
but the pictures show it has the ride height adjustment button. Does that mean it has the air suspension?
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J77



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If it has buttons with up and down arrows next to the gear selector then it has the air suspension.

I might be wrong but I think air was standard on First Edtions 24MY 90 D250 HSE, Tasman Blue
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Skimster



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Thanks, J77.

With a bit of luck, I may be heading back to a Defender!
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lightning



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There's no option to change the ride height on the coil spring version and you don't get the "ride height" button.

So the one you are looking at will definitely have the air suspension.

Both are good, but the air suspension has a better ride quality and the ability to raise the ride height off road.
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J77



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Coil sprung cars



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 24MY 90 D250 HSE, Tasman Blue
Post #1030495 4th Apr 2024 2:56pm
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Skimster



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Great. Thanks again, J77.

Somehow having that blank looks nicer Smile
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lightning



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Until you get to a heavily rutted track. Then you might be glad of the extra switch.
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Moo



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Or loading the car. Thumbs Up Eiger Grey MY23 D250 SE with bits. Known as Noddy.
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lightning



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l've had my coil sprung 90 Commercial loaded with a weeks camping gear including outboard motor, dinghy, bikes etc plus a caravan on the towbar and there's still no discernible change in the rear ride height
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Ilkove the air suspension, the comfort is worth it, but also when hooking trailers up, use the adjust buttons in the boot to lift the car to hook up. So much easier than winding the jockey wheel. Lazy?? Quite possibly but it makes life so much easier 110 D250 SE HT
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