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When temperatures drop and travel plans pause, proper winter storage protects your motorhome investment. For RVs equipped with LiquidSpring® Smart Suspension™, a few additional checks ensure your suspension system performs flawlessly when spring arrives. In this guide: Pre-Storage Suspension Checklist Inspect System Components Walk around your motorhome and visually inspect each LiquidSpring strut: If you
LiquidSpring emergency vehicle suspension is installed on 97% of Type 1 ambulances nationwide. That same technology is available for Type 3 ambulances on both front and rear axles. Type 3 ambulances, built on E-series Ford or G-series Chevy cutaway chassis, are the workhorses of small-town and rural EMS services. They’re more budget-friendly than Type 1
Tom doesn’t mess around when it comes to his 2022 Dynamax Super C. After a lifetime of rock crawling and two organ transplants that gave him a second chance at life, he knows what matters—and what doesn’t. “I often tell people, as life-changing as my transplants were, LiquidSpring is life-changing to the motorhome,” Tom says.
You’ve heard the claims. Smoother ride. Better handling. More confidence on the road. But when you’re considering a premium suspension upgrade like LiquidSpring®, you want more than marketing promises; you want proof. Let’s look at the data. In controlled testing across both Class A gas motorhomes and Class C RVs, LiquidSpringⓇ suspension delivers measurable improvements
When you invest in a premium suspension system like LiquidSpring®, you want to make sure it performs at its best for years to come. LiquidSpring is built to last with minimal upkeep. Here’s what you need to know about maintaining your smart suspension system. Low Maintenance by Design One of the biggest advantages of LiquidSpring
Every choice you make when building an overland truck shows up on the trail. Your suspension system determines if you reach your destination or need to turn back. You want confidence when you’re 200 miles from pavement, stability when you’re loaded down with gear, and predictable handling when conditions change by the hour. What Makes