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Topic: Anyone tow with an outlander?
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05/5/2015 at 9:13pm
Location: Teesside Outfit: Mitsubishi ASX4
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I tow with an ASX, OK slightly shorter at the rear, but basically the same. I tow with a 58kg noseweight, and it is absolutely fine, no bouncing at all. Very little difference in ride height. How new is the Outlander, have the shocks gone, bushes worn, broken spring maybe, etc?
I presume tyre pressures all round are accurate, there is no need to increase pressures above normal.
I did fit shock absorbers to the Pursuit, which I do think helps.
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