Off-Road Mode on Freeway

[sjesser]

I've had my CT for about 3 months now and I've had zero issues with it. I love everything about the truck, with one exception. I wish I could turn off the auto adjustment component of the air suspension, because I would prefer to drive with the suspension set to high whenever I choose without it adjusting down as my MPH increase. This brings me to my question. If I drive on the freeway in Baja Mode > All Terrain at the HIGH level will this damage the truck at all or cause premature wear on any components? Thanks!

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[devdrone6]

You answered your own question- it will automatically adjust based on speed. All off roads modes are limited to speeds below 25mph. Extraction mode is 10 I think.

 

[sjesser]

You answered your own question- it will automatically adjust based on speed. All off roads modes are limited to speeds below 25mph. Extraction mode is 10 I think.

Actually I have driven in off road mode at 55 MPH. It doesn't adjust down.

 

[IntoTheRain916]

Actually I have driven in off road mode at 55 MPH. It doesn't adjust down.

I can also verify that I've done it also, now does it damage the CT *Shrugs*

 

[sjesser]

I should be clearer. I have driven it @ 55 MPH in Off-Road>Baja>All Terrain at the HIGH setting, which is the same height as the HIGH setting when not in Off-Road Mode. I think the next height in the Off-Road mentioned above is VERY HIGH, which will indeed limit the speed.

 

[sjesser]

I can also verify that I've done it also, now does it damage the CT *Shrugs*

What speed have you gone when doing so?

 

[IntoTheRain916]

I've only done it a handful of times as I'm sure it's not good, any where from 30 - 50 which is obviously higher than the set 25.

 

[RM Rilke]

I believe the camber is optimized for low to medium. High at speed on the highway will destroy your tires even faster. Otherwise, it shouldn’t hurt anything. Maybe take some life off the CVs.

 

[A-AY-RON]

I haven’t driven truck much lately, but I kept mine in Overland/High for thousands of miles. Mostly all highway, to include roundtrip from Northern Virginia to Central Texas.

 

[REM]

I haven’t driven truck much lately, but I kept mine in Overland/High for thousands of miles. Mostly all highway, to include roundtrip from Northern Virginia to Central Texas.

When doing so, it's super important to remember that you have a higher center of gravity as well.

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