Sagging on one side.

[brizXJ]

I had my '96 Cherokee rear springs reset and an extra leaf added during the week, a number of long distance camping trips had caused droop. Previously there was 12mm lower on the passenger side.(left, yanks!!. Arse end is now 60mm higher and sitting level.

[Jeeps]

Like i said, it's a brand new jeep. Dealer said it was no major deal at the moment. I'll mention it when it goes in for it's first service.

[TW.]

no major deal? w.t.f? its sagging, get them to sort it out.
and yes, they get a lot of sagging in the XJ, we fix that stuff with the FSJ add-a-leaf.
they sag on a very regular basis, more on an even side to side ratio though.
sagging on one side means a spring has gone "off" and needs replacing, it does happen from time to time. c.j. just need to fix it for you!

[Jeeps]

It doesn't seem to cause any problems but when i'm on my own in the TJ with no gear i can feel the car tilting a bit when parked. That's what got me to check it out. I'll ask them about it again when i go in for the service.

[Wooders]

Jeeps
I think the point teedubya is making is that it is NOT acceptable for a new set of TJ springs to be sagging.
Sure you mightn't be experiencing any adverse effects now - but seriously on a $30k+ rig - it's simply not acceptable.....
So we recommend you stand your ground and get a new set of springs :D