Is Land Rover air suspension reliable?

Air Suspension Issues in the Land Rover The Land Rover is known for its reliability and ruggedness, but every design has its weak points. When first purchased, the car has a smooth ride and quality air suspension, but over time customers have noticed that the suspension begins to sag.

How do you diagnose air suspension problems?

How to Troubleshoot Air Suspension

1. Air Leaks. Fill the water bottle with water and then put a few drops of soap in the bottle.
2. Pressure Switch. Check the pressure switch in the air system.
3. Testing the Compressor. Test the compressor for power if the pressure switch is working but the tank is not filling up with air.

How long do Land Rover air suspensions last?

Standard on all Range Rovers since the early 1990s, the air suspension adds an improved ride and adjustable ground clearance but brings with it a host of other problems. Most notably, it seems to fail after about 6 to 10 years, leaving the SUV awkwardly sagging to one side.

How does a Discovery 3 air suspension work?

A high-output compressor is connected to 4 air pipes which runs via 2 pressure valves (front and rear) to the airbags of each wheel. The compressor pumps air into the bags and maintains the desired ride height by compensating for any leaks by constantly filling up the bags.

Are there any problems with the discovery air suspension?

The upgraded compressor is of bigger capacity and a lot more robust. The Land Rover Discovery 3, 4 and Range Rover air suspensions are notorious for failures which could result in huge repair costs as well as major inconvenience.

Are there any problems with the Land Rover Discovery 3?

Unfortunately, it is not all a bed of roses and many Land Rover Discovery 3’s have been plagued by air suspension faults, airbag struts leak, and suspensions dropping to the bump-stops, often leaving owners stranded in challenging conditions.

Is there a way to fix air suspension on a Land Rover?

This process can get expensive and invasive to your vehicle since the system is electronically based. Here at Green Garage European Auto Centre, we can help diagnose air suspension problems you are experiencing with your Land Rover.

What causes a Land Rover Discovery to sag to the ground?

That is most likely your faulty strut. Another reason your front or rear suspension sags to the ground over-night is due to a faulty air pressure valve block. The front valve block is attached to the right-hand end of the front bumper. The rear valve block is located on the forward face of the left-hand suspension turret.