AHC is clear, AVS not so much. (1 Viewer)

[Moretruck]

I understand ACH as my LX 570 had it. But, despite reading all I can find, I still can't figure out what AVS does/is.

Also, are there any good head to head comparisons of the AHC/non AHC ride and handling characteristics?

THanks

 

[Docyota]

I understand ACH as my LX 570 had it. But, despite reading all I can find, I still can't figure out what AVS does/is.

Also, are there any good head to head comparisons of the AHC/non AHC ride and handling characteristics?

THanks

Here's a good link to the AVS details.

Lexus Adaptive Variable Suspension System Improves Performance

How Does the Lexus Adaptive Variable Suspension Work? Your suspension plays an important role in performance and the Lexus Adaptive Variable Suspension System will take performance to the next level when you get behind the wheel of the 2020 Lexus ES F Sport. The Lexus Adaptive Variable...

www.earnhardtlexus.com

Bottom line: electronic moment by moment adjusting of the shocks dampening, and possibly rebound to idealize the ride and handling.

And I've driven both the AHC and non-AHC LX600's, and I far prefer the non-AHC. Oddly enough the AHC versions feel both more lumbering and more twitchy. The non-AHC really nailed the suspension, and while I would like to be able to get high and low with the push of a button, the ride is perfect, handles corners as well or better than I'd expect a 300 series to do, doesn't care about road imperfections, and glides along like a ski boat on totally calm water.

 

[Bomar]

Non ACH truck can be lifted with Wescott Design lifts if wanted since same shocks as Tundra.