Compression of Adaptive Suspension Inequal

[RossRAllen]

When parked in my garage, I’ve noticed the LF suspension (‘22 MX LR) is consistently compressed about 8mm more than the FR. I’ve verified the height differences by measuring from the floor to the wheel arch.

Stopped while driving, they’re often equal, as expected.

Has anyone else seen this? Any ideas?

Do I have to get service for this? I hope not. 300 miles on the X, 2 weeks old.

 

[DavidJH]

It’s simple, garage floor is typically neither level nor flat

 

[dmurphy]

It’s simple, garage floor is typically neither level nor flat

... and bear in mind, the drivers sits in the LF of the car as well.

 

[RossRAllen]

It’s simple, garage floor is typically neither level nor flat

Good point. I’ll investigate on other smooth and “level” surfaces. Thank you.

 

[RossRAllen]

... and bear in mind, the drivers sits in the LF of the car as well.

Yes, a few mm less was observed when I got out of the driver’s seat. I’ll try sitting in the front pax side and see what happens and post the result.
Thank you.

 

[RossRAllen]

The front shock compressions behaved as expected when I parked on either side of a highly crowned road.
So, there’s probably no issue that requires a service or inspection.