Interesting... I've had our 2021 Renegade Trailhawk for a couple days now (with Falken WildPeak A/T Trail tires), and I haven't noticed the suspension is very hard at all.
Just the opposite, in fact. We've got a couple of dips with DIP warning signs in the main road of our neighborhood for draining rainwater (this is Colorado), and I have to be real careful going over them with my 2009 VW GLI so my teeth don't get knocked out. Less so with my wife's 2009 Jetta, but still have to slow way down.
I hardly noticed the dips with the Trailhawk... Maybe it's because of the greater overall diameter of the tires, or the fact that the tires have a taller aspect ratio and thus cushion more...
Just the opposite, in fact. We've got a couple of dips with DIP warning signs in the main road of our neighborhood for draining rainwater (this is Colorado), and I have to be real careful going over them with my 2009 VW GLI so my teeth don't get knocked out. Less so with my wife's 2009 Jetta, but still have to slow way down.
I hardly noticed the dips with the Trailhawk... Maybe it's because of the greater overall diameter of the tires, or the fact that the tires have a taller aspect ratio and thus cushion more...
