How should the Dry Park Method be performed?

The Dry Park Method involves leaving the vehicle's weight on its suspension during the inspection process. This technique allows for a more accurate assessment of the vehicle's suspension components without the influence of added weight from equipment or other sources. By keeping the vehicle in its natural state, inspectors can effectively identify any potential issues with the suspension and other related components, ensuring that performance and safety standards are met.

This approach facilitates the observation of how the vehicle reacts to its own weight, enabling inspectors to better analyze the condition of springs, shocks, and other suspension elements without introducing variables that could affect the results. It's a preferred method for inspections because it maintains the integrity of the assessment process, ensuring that the findings reflect the vehicle's actual operational condition.