Redfoot Levelling Mercedes Benz ‘AutoLift’ System

Mercedes Sprinter Motorhomes in Australia can come in many different configurations. When selecting a levelling system for your Mercedes Sprinter Motorhome it is important to know the under chassis to ground clearance.

To qualify if your vehicle is suitable, you will need know if you have enough under chassis to ground clearance. The minimum under chassis to ground clearance required is 340mm, if this is not achieved then the vehicle will require a suspension upgrade. Don’t be too concerned as this can be also accommodated prior to installation of the AutoLift system for a small fee. Once you have measured your clearance of more than 340mm, the next step is to look for any obstruction between the chassis rail, directly behind the rear axle. If there is a spare tyre or water tank impeding the location of the rear jacks then the Redfoot AutoLift system will require the individual bracket option for your installation.

Choosing the custom Redfoot Mercedes Sprinter AutoLift levelling system is as easy as 1,2,3,4.

Step 1. Determine the Vehicle Make and Chassis Model. E.g Mercedes Sprinter.

Step 2. Measure the under chassis to ground clearance of more than 340mm as shown below.

Step 3. Once clearance is achieved, check for any existing obstructions directly behind the rear axle that may impeded the jack placement. E.g. Storage bins, water tanks, exhaust or spare tyre. If you are concerned on this contact Redfoot Levelling directly to qualify your concerns prior to placing your order.

Step 4. Now compile your results from steps 1, 2 and 3 and select the Redfoot System above on the add to cart menu.

TO ASSIST WITH YOUR POTENTIAL LEVELLING SOLUTION SIMPLY MEASURE YOUR VEHICLES UNDERFLOOR TO GROUND HEIGHT BEHIND BOTH FRONT AND REAR AXLES. THIS WILL ENSURE THE LEVELLING SYSTEM SUPPLIED WILL FIT YOUR VEHILCE. FEEL FREE TO PROVIDE THIS MEASUREMENT TO US PRIOR TO ORDERING YOUR LEVELLING SYSTEM.

Investing in a Redfoot Mercedes Sprinter AutoLift Levelling system will bring years of added enjoyment and improved lifestyle with your Mercedes Motorhome. The system prices are set out above. In addition to the system prices will be freight and that depends on where you live but generally ranges between $80 to $150. The Redfoot systems are delivered in environmentally friendly packaging that is boxed an placed on a skid (half pallet). This ensures every system is well protected during shipping.

The Redfoot systems can be DIY installed provided there is a good level of mechanical skills available, and access to a mechanical workshop with suitable hoists. We provide a comprehensive installation manual.

We recommend the installation is done by one of our approved installers. Not all installations are the same so a solid level of mechanical knowledge is required. Installation costs range from $1,100 at the low end and up to $1,600 at the high end. The reason they have a range is firstly because different installers have different cost structures, e.g. Sydney costsrent versus say more country areas where costs can be lower. Secondly, not all installations are the same. For example there can be existing obstructions such as water tanks, plumbing or spare tyres.  In this case they maybe extra works required to accomodate these variations. Best thing is to talk with your installer about the installation costs upon inspection or prior to quoting the job.