Does it make back of a caravan ride higher?
1533069
We have a 2005 Chrysler Town & Country. The old rear shocks were shot, so the back probably sagged a little. After installation the van seems to sit level.We had the front struts and mounts replaced at the same time, since both were worn. If it is slightly higher, it's not noticeable. The ride is firm, but comfortable. They will support a bit heavier load than regular shocks. All in all I'm very pleased with them. I hope this helps!
668291
If the ground is level enough and the load in the trailer is well balanced, it won't raise the side too high to be safe. Frank is right about needing to put a two-by ramp under the Trailer Aid, but that's no problem.
346451
It definately raised the end of my 04 truck up about 2-3" In my case kept the trailer from sagging the back end and provide more stability and less rocking when traveling over dips. My trailer was about 6000lbs Not quite as nice as air suspension but did the trick.
356700
One more thing - it adds quite a few inches (6 or so) to the height of your vehicle, and since you have a larger vehicle, keep that in mind if driving through low laying areas.
2027425
No. They don't raise the level of your vehicle. They offer a zero to four inch drop. Meaning zero being stock stance, and four being a very aggressive stance. Low and mean
1862246
Any time u add air it will lift the rear regardless of load. the only thing is when there is no load the suspension is a lot stiffer. I usually ride with 15lbs it gives u lift but still rides good. I never go over 45lbs. 50 is the max better safe than sorry & I tow a really heavy trailor no problem
1922285
Yes, it's high enough that you wouldn't have to bend over to push it, however, I would recommend the four wheel version instead. It turns much better than the three wheel version, I've had both.
808673
this comes up pretty high, just under my husband's shoulders giving his entire back support and the sides sort of cradle your sides. Hard to explain but we both have back issues and don't drive without it.
900444
I believe so, depending upon how high the van sits from the ground. This will affect the pitch angle. It comes with two cotter-like pins to anchor the upper lip of the ramp to the ledge of the opening. You may have to drill holes in the base of the van in order to set the pins (for safety).
1872485
You will need a front riser so you do not feel you are going over the handle bars. I am sure you can make something up but I bought one since I knew it would work and it would be level.
1980668
Yes. It will sit significantly higher than stock. Search online for the procedure on how to disconnect the auto ride system so you don't get a code. I had to add new keys to compensate for the rear height.
1448884
It was able to fit on the back of a Passat Wagon. It may be able to fit on the caravan. No guarantees.
1059959
Yes, but be sure it is high enough that it doesn't scrape the road when you have an incline.
2198626
Yes. You will sit slightly higher than average, but it does not affect motion.
925582
Unfortunately no. it was fine in our other car, but the mini van has a steeper seat. Be sure to have the child seat fully reclined.
4379
If your trunk is lowered already it will only bring up the height of the rear. You may want to look at an Air ride suspension (air bags).
192947
depends on which side you consider the front? If it is the side facing the rear of your coach or trailer then the answer is yes. In the picture of it, it shows it from the view point of standing in passenger side front seat looking back over the top of the roof. Hope this answers your question.