Sloping driveways change what you can see
Much of Northmead falls away towards Toongabbie Creek and Darling Mills Creek, and steep driveways are common. A car sitting nose-down on a slope will not show ride height or suspension sag honestly, will not let fluids settle where you need to read them, and can hide a leak by moving the drip line. Where the driveway is steep we ask for the car to be repositioned onto level ground, either in the street or at the top of the drive, before we assess suspension, ride height and underbody leaks.

