Berlingo Forum

Ok so I have pulled my finger out and sorted load rated Tyres in closet aspect for my Citroen ds3 bellone rims for my Peugeot partner but....
I need new rear springs or air bag helpers... I actually want to make it load capable, as I bottom out on a lot...

Yes I carry some s**t in the back...

As I type this I have a split air conditioning unit and a 3 kW solar inverter and tools and cables and no beer, yet ...

My question is what other Peugeot/Citroen rear springs fit... As I live in kangaroo country people get scared about the cheese eating surrender monkeys ( the Simpsons reference) frenchies cars., you should have seen tyre shop guys face when I rolled in with Citroen wheels.....for a Peugeot he was like wtf mate your a loose unit......


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(11-11-2015, 11:58 AM)haulrs Wrote: [ -> ]Ok so I have pulled my finger out and sorted load rated Tyres in closet aspect for my Citroen ds3 bellone rims for my Peugeot partner but....
I need new rear springs or air bag helpers... I actually want to make it load capable, as I bottom out on a lot...

Yes I carry some s**t in the back...

As I type this I have a split air conditioning unit and a 3 kW solar inverter and tools and cables and no beer, yet ...

My question is what other Peugeot/Citroen rear springs fit... As I live in kangaroo country people get scared about the cheese eating surrender monkeys ( the Simpsons reference) frenchies cars., you should have seen tyre shop guys face when I rolled in with Citroen wheels.....for a Peugeot he was like wtf mate your a loose unit......


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G'day mate. Cheaper to use a trailer ,you'd be suprised how much beer that'll carry.

Well aware how much beer fits in trailer .......
I cannot tow one as I scrape the tow hitch part with out trailer weight on


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