Better than Redwood Motorsports?

[Jon_K]

2020 MYLR, 19" wheels, 30K miles. I put Redwood Motorsports coil overs on years ago. Since then many other options have shown up, like the Tesla comfort suspension. Are any of these actually better than what I have already? I'm only looking for comfort, nothing else. For this early Y, the Redwood Motorsports coil overs took the ride from terrible to just tolerable. , I run the tires at 38 pounds

 

[Sweed269]

What version do you have? and what spring rates?
Stock "Comfort suspension" is terrible IMO.

I have tried the stock 2023 MYP comfort, 2024 LR, RT and Street versions of Ohlin's and several different spring combos.

Redwood cloud spec should = Ohlin's street damping. Near perfect over everything.

6-7k front and 9-11k rear springs are the sweet spot for MYP ride height with comfort damping. Having at least a +2k difference in the rear gives you a flat ride and no head toss. I'm running 7/11k and could go to 10 for slightly better comfort, but tend to find the bump stops when I'm really pushing it. Our roads are rough and I like to attack them. Looking to get a smaller stock front sway bar to reduce side to side rock on bumpy roads and give the front more grip.

Redwood cloud or Ohlin's street with 6/9k springs at stock to +5mm MYP ride height is probably the best money can buy. Others can chime in on MPP. MPP quality is absolutely top notch. I have their camber arms.

I would stay away from UP as they are more show and overpriced IMO.

 

[ngng]

2020 MYLR, 19" wheels, 30K miles. I put Redwood Motorsports coil overs on years ago. Since then many other options have shown up, like the Tesla comfort suspension. Are any of these actually better than what I have already? I'm only looking for comfort, nothing else. For this early Y, the Redwood Motorsports coil overs took the ride from terrible to just tolerable. , I run the tires at 38 pounds

What you have is excellent, but it’s not going to give you a Lexus ride