I will be putting the Jag away for the winter this weekend. I will be increasing the tire pressure to 40-45 psi and I will not be putting it on jacks. I have stored vehicles before but this will be the first time I have stored a vehicle with front AND rear air suspension.

Should I be placing a block of wood under the 4 corners of the car so it won't settle down while it sits, putting undue strain on the suspension components?

Thanks

 

I would. If the car sags then it is going to put strain on the rubber and oil filled bushings, causing them to split and wear. They are not cheap to replace

 

Why not just crank it up every couple of weeks..

 

I agree just crank the vehicle up every couple of weeks that's what I do.

 

Unless you bring the whole running gear up to temp for long enough to boil off the moisture, You are better off not starting.

 

This could become an interesting thread

I have stored cars both in winter and summer for 15 years and I never start them. I have to agree with WartHog - unless you can actually take the car for a 15-20 minute drive, you're better off not starting it. My

 

Would recommed that the tires be inflated to about 60 psi to prevent flat spots.