I have a k13 facelift , 63 plate ,
I noticed at the weekend that the distance between the top of the tyre and the bottom of the wheel arch is visibly different . front to rear
I can see the suspension strut on the front wheels but not the rear ,
the ride height , that's the distance from the bottom of the wheel arch to the road is different , front to rear
the rear height is 25 1/2 inches ,
the front height is 26 1/4 inches ,
the front end looks higher when you look at the gap between tyre and wheel arch ,
I have measured a neighbours car "fiesta " and there is no difference between front and rear , ride height .
I called the dealer I bought the car from and the service manager measured onr in the showroom and he said his measurements are the same as mine .
but my thought is , it looks wrong , should you be able to see the strut on the front and not the rear ,
is there anyone here with a k13 , who would be kind enough to measure the distance from the bottom of wheel arch to road , front and rear .
I would be very gratefull for any thoughts or advice .
many thanks
john
I noticed at the weekend that the distance between the top of the tyre and the bottom of the wheel arch is visibly different . front to rear
I can see the suspension strut on the front wheels but not the rear ,
the ride height , that's the distance from the bottom of the wheel arch to the road is different , front to rear
the rear height is 25 1/2 inches ,
the front height is 26 1/4 inches ,
the front end looks higher when you look at the gap between tyre and wheel arch ,
I have measured a neighbours car "fiesta " and there is no difference between front and rear , ride height .
I called the dealer I bought the car from and the service manager measured onr in the showroom and he said his measurements are the same as mine .
but my thought is , it looks wrong , should you be able to see the strut on the front and not the rear ,
is there anyone here with a k13 , who would be kind enough to measure the distance from the bottom of wheel arch to road , front and rear .
I would be very gratefull for any thoughts or advice .
many thanks
john