StuckAgainSteve
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Arnott air springs used to have a lifetime guarantee - dunno if they still do.
Were you carrying too much nose weight? Air springs shouldn't let go but they can be punctured like anything else inflatable. If driving over gravel etc stones can get trapped in folds of the springs - not that common but possible.
There are plenty of HGVs with similar springs, perhaps it was just mis-manufactured and you were unlucky? I don't see why you shouldn't just replace it with a new Dunlop.
Arnott bags have never had a lifetime warranty in this country only in the states i think.
StuckAgainSteve
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Really? Racist stingey buggers!
Think it maybe two years here but not 100% sure.
StuckAgainSteve
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The Arnott advert does mention "heavy duty" but as I said before - no reason why the OEM springs shouldn't hold up during towing.
Range Rover P38 MKII Arnott Generation II Front and Rear Air suspension springs / bags Generation II - p38spares.co.uk - EAS & Landrover Solutions
Range Rover P38 MKII Arnott Generation II Front and Rear Air suspension springs / bags Generation II - p38spares.co.uk - EAS & Landrover Solutions
Datatek
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Wrong, mine came with the lifetime warrenty. This has now been reduced to 2 years.
Datatek
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Check that you do not have an exhaust blow.
