SIMPLICITY SUSPENSION

We have simplicity suspension under our 22' caravan. Been over the GRR and GBH no problems, rides really well. Don't know anything about Roller Rocker Springs
Cheers

Phill just work on the KISS system. The less that can go wrong the better.
Don't see any problems with Simplicity alot of caravans use it.
Am considering it my self.

Tony

Works very well. Have towed our rig on roads varying from the M1 'style' of 4 lane 110kph motorway (Sunshine Coast to Tweed Head) to the GRR, Tanami, Flinders Ranges, Arkaroola, Outback NSW, National Parks etc.
Easy to maintain as well!
Cheers - Mobi

Phil

I think the Simplicity suspension is the best and most robust on the market and they are totally load sharing.
I have started to build a serious tandem off road pop top camper and already have fitted a 2.5 tonne Simplicity Suspension to it.
I don't thing the rocker spring suspension is totally load sharing although I have build several trailer with this sytem including a tri-axle horse float to carry 4 horses years ago without any problems. It depends on where you want to go and how much abuse you intend to give to your van. Dollar for dollar the Simplicity is not that expensive.

Regards John

Simplicity on our Galaxy Off Road (prefer the term High Clearance) which we use as our home when we go volunteering.

Very stable on highways and on the bitumn??? byways but really handles well once we get on to the roads between properties.

Kevin J

I like the KISS principle.

Thanks for your input
Regards Phil.

We have Simplicity suspension with 12" HD axles/brakes on our 19' Bushtracker - 4 years of full time towing on all remote roads/tracks zero problems.

Make sure you drop your tyre pressures and towing speed on the Jayco or about the only thing you will bring home will be the suspension. Speed and high tyres pressure will kill anything - even a Bushtracker eventually

Take it easy and you should be fine.

B-T

Hi Phil

We only have experience with Simplicity. Good for crossing washouts and similar. They do need some maintenance, as the spring seat on which the axle rests is subject to wear. We learnt the hard way to carry a spare set on extended outback trips. Not expensive and easy to obtain from the manufacturers.

Motherhen

Roller Rocker suspension is load sharing but is not independent.
Connected solid axles do not allow for independent wheel movement.
Even the load sharing aspect is a bit sus.
Go for the Simplicity, almost trouble free.
Make sure that you select the correct Simplicity setup, knowing what your supported load will be is most important.
Simplicity will help with advise.

Bob