Are you a Subaru Outback owner who loves hitting the trails with your bike? Adding a bike rack to your Outback is a fantastic way to transport your gear, but it can sometimes lead to unwanted rear-end sag, especially when combined with other cargo. This is where considering a suspension upgrade becomes crucial, and RalliTEK offers a solution perfectly tailored for your Subaru Outback.
The Impact of Bike Racks on Your Subaru Outback’s Suspension
When you load up your Subaru Outback with a bike rack and bikes, the added weight exerts extra pressure on your rear suspension. Over time, or with heavier loads, this can cause the rear of your vehicle to sag. This sag not only affects the look of your Outback but can also negatively impact handling, tire wear, and even headlight alignment. For Outback owners who frequently use bike racks or carry extra gear, addressing this potential sag is essential for maintaining optimal vehicle performance and safety.
RalliTEK Rear Overload Springs for Subaru Outback – Upgrade your suspension for bike racks and cargo.
RalliTEK Overload Springs: The Ideal Upgrade for Bike Rack Users
RalliTEK understands the demands placed on Subaru Outbacks, and their 0.75″ Rear Lift Overload Springs are specifically designed to combat rear sag and enhance your vehicle’s load-carrying capability. These springs are engineered to be approximately 20% stiffer than your factory springs, providing the extra support needed when using a bike rack or carrying additional weight.
By installing RalliTEK overload springs, you’ll notice a significant improvement in your Subaru Outback’s stance and handling. These springs help maintain proper rear suspension geometry, even when loaded, ensuring a more level ride and preventing issues associated with rear sag. Whether you’re carrying bikes, camping gear, or other equipment, RalliTEK springs provide the added support and lift to keep your Outback performing at its best. They are a perfect upgrade to consider when you’re looking to optimize your Subaru Outback for carrying a bike rack and enjoying all your outdoor adventures.
