Air Suspension Kits

Air suspension kits are aftermarket systems that replace traditional coil or leaf springs with air springs, offering a customizable ride quality and improved handling. These kits use compressed air to adjust the height and firmness of the suspension, allowing the driver to control the vehicle’s ride height and firmness based on their preferences or driving conditions. Air suspension systems typically consist of air springs, compressors, air lines, and an air management system, which work together to provide smooth and adjustable suspension.


One of the main benefits of air suspension kits is their versatility. Drivers can raise the vehicle for increased ground clearance, such as when navigating rough terrain, or lower it for a sportier, more stable stance on smooth roads. Additionally, air suspension offers a much smoother ride by absorbing road imperfections more effectively than traditional suspensions. These kits are particularly popular in performance vehicles, trucks, and RVs, where both comfort and control are desired. With air suspension, drivers can fine-tune their suspension for different driving needs, providing a more dynamic and tailored driving experience.


Frequently Asked Questions

A full air suspension kit replaces your springs with air springs or air struts so you can raise and lower the vehicle, often for a lowered street look or adjustable ride height. A load-support kit adds helper air springs alongside your existing springs to stop sag when towing or hauling. For towing and hauling, look at Air Springs & Accessories under Load Support instead.

Match the exact vehicle, front or rear, and drivetrain. Kits are built for specific vehicles, and many are sold as separate front and rear kits. Also check what the kit includes for air management, and leave room for the compressor and tank. Select your vehicle on {{website}} to see the kits made for it.

Not always. Some kits are complete systems, while many include only the air springs or struts and mounting hardware. Read the parts list in the product details. If the management parts aren't included, compressors and tanks are under Air Suspension Kits & Components.