Best for supply and fit coilovers in the North East

[timthetinyhorse]

not much more info needed here, ideally i would like someone who can supply and fit coilovers in the North East, I'm in south Northumberland so Newcastle area ideally.
I can of course order coilovers if anyone knows a good place that deal with T5/T6 regularly.

Cheers

 

[Tonto]

It might be a bit further but you can try AF Motor Services in Durham, speak to Alex 0191 3862738 he does loads of transporters and did mine, his work is top draw! You could always spend the day in our beautiful historic city of Durham...

cheers Andy

 

[JOG]

If you have a garage you trust to fit, chat to @CRS Performance about supply. He will provide telephone advice to your fitter

 

[CRS Performance]

not much more info needed here, ideally i would like someone who can supply and fit coilovers in the North East, I'm in south Northumberland so Newcastle area ideally.
I can of course order coilovers if anyone knows a good place that deal with T5/T6 regularly.

Cheers

I would suggest giving us a call and discussing what you need and we do supply mail order with advice on set up and fitting if needed
Can supply direct to the fitment centre as well .

 

[timthetinyhorse]

Cheers for all the advice, still deciding how low i want to go and what wheels im going for but will look into all of the above.

Thanks

 

[JOG]

Cheers for all the advice, still deciding how low i want to go and what wheels im going for but will look into all of the above.

Thanks

If you look through the threads, a common theme is the need to work out what you're doing with the van.........converting, working, towing etc, lowering, big wheels etc etc etc. Too many go straight for "big wheels and lowering" only to then discover that they've created a raft of issues for themselves.

Best advise is to talk to a suspension expert and share your intentions. He will then advise on what solution would be best

 

[timthetinyhorse]

If you look through the threads, a common theme is the need to work out what you're doing with the van.........converting, working, towing etc, lowering, big wheels etc etc etc. Too many go straight for "big wheels and lowering" only to then discover that they've created a raft of issues for themselves.

Best advise is to talk to a suspension expert and share your intentions. He will then advise on what solution would be best

Yeah makes absolute sense, I'm insulating and lining it but that's about all, purely used for carrying mountain bikes and surfboards.

Will be driving sown to France/Spain on surf trips so need it to be comfortable. Looking at going 18" wheels as i like some tyre.