My 2000 CR-V has a rear-end sag in it. Affects the camber. It is visible.
I sometimes pull a utility trailer with supplies in it, and this has cas caused this perm sag.
What product is available that I can install , or have installed, that will still give me a nice comfortable ride for my passengers, and also keed the rear level when I decide to pull my utility trailer wit supplies in it?
Thanks and awaiting,,,, mc

 

how much are you towing anyways?

 

My utility trailer is a 5' by 10 foot with 3' side boards all around and a 5'high steel tailgate ramp.
It has electric brakes on it.
Tows very easily, and with the brake system it is easy to pull and stop a load weighing 2000 lbs estimated. Maybe a little less. I pull it down the Hwy#1 to the tip of Baja Mx where I live. Supplies from San Diego.
The CR-V is rated for a 2000 pound load.
Plenty of power for the mountainous climbs.
The sag isn't bad, but is visible now, if I don't tow, but have 3 passengers with the back end full of luggage coming from the airport.
The suspension of the CR-V is McPherson struts with coils on each corner of the CR-V. Need something now,,,,