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Find the perfect air suspension kits or part for your vehicle. Vigor Air Ride offers a wide selection of high-quality air suspension systems and components. Explore our collection and upgrade your ride today!

When is the right time to change your air suspension system?

Almost every modern vehicle, particularly SUVs and luxury cars, utilizes an air suspension system. These systems, also known as air springs, function similarly to traditional springs and shocks, but instead of metal coils and hydraulic fluid, they use compressed air within rubber airbags. A compressor inflates the airbags to raise the vehicle and firm the suspension, while deflating them lowers the vehicle and softens the ride. The durable rubber-coated metal construction of air springs provides both flexibility and strength.

However, even with their robust design, the constant stress of inflation and deflation can eventually wear down your air suspension system. Several signs indicate it's time for a change or repair. If you notice any of the following, consider inspecting your air suspension system.

Signs You Need to Change Your Air Suspension System:

Air Spring Leakage: A common issue in aging systems where rubber airbags deteriorate, developing tears and holes. You'll notice a bumpy ride, a constantly running compressor, and uneven vehicle height, especially in the corner with the failing spring.

Sagging: Worn-out air springs can't support the vehicle properly, causing it to sag, especially if one or more airbags are faulty. Sagging negatively impacts comfort, handling, and can even affect steering and cruise control.

Damaged Compressor: The compressor is vital for maintaining airbag inflation. Overwork, exceeding operational limits, or moisture can damage it. Signs of a failing compressor include a lower than normal ride height and unusual noises (whining, grinding, or clinking).

Excessive System Moisture: Compressed air contains moisture, which can accumulate and cause damage. The air dryer, a component designed to remove this moisture, can malfunction. Excessive moisture leads to rust and corrosion, affecting the entire system, including leveling ability and compressor performance. Look for physical signs of rust and check for a lower ride height or sagging when parked.

Air Suspension Kit and Parts Collection:

Vigor Air Ride offers a comprehensive selection of air suspension kits and parts for various vehicle makes and models, including:

Air Springs: Replace your worn or leaking air springs with our high-quality options.

Air Bag Helper Springs: Enhance your existing suspension with helper springs for increased load capacity.

Solenoid Valve Block: Control air flow to your air springs with precision.

Air Strut & Shocks: Improve ride quality and handling with our air struts and shocks.

Air Compressor: Ensure proper air spring inflation with a reliable compressor.

Air Fittings: All the necessary fittings for a complete air suspension system installation.

Complete Air Bag Suspension Kits: Upgrade your suspension with our comprehensive kits. We offer various kit options, including VigorLift 1000, VigorLift 1000HD, VigorLift 5000, and VigorLift 7500 XL Pro.

OEM Replacement by Make: Find the right parts for your specific vehicle make and model. We offer a wide selection of OEM replacements for Audi, BMW, Bentley, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Citroën, Ford, GMC, Hyundai, Jaguar, Jeep, Land Rover, Lexus, Lincoln, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Ram, Toyota, Volkswagen, and Volvo.

Addressing air suspension issues promptly can prevent further damage and save you money in the long run. Regularly inspect your system for the signs mentioned above. If you notice any problems, schedule a repair or replacement as soon as possible.

FAQ

Q: How long do air suspension systems typically last?

A: The lifespan varies depending on driving conditions and maintenance, but they typically last 5-7 years.

Q: Can I replace just one air spring, or do I need to replace them in pairs?

A: It's generally recommended to replace air springs in pairs (on the same axle) to ensure even ride height and performance.

Q: How can I prevent moisture-related problems in my air suspension system?

A: Ensure your air dryer is functioning correctly and consider using a desiccant to absorb excess moisture.

Q: What are the benefits of upgrading to an aftermarket air suspension kit?

A: Aftermarket kits can offer improved ride quality, adjustable ride height, and increased load capacity.

Q: Where can I find air suspension kits and parts for my specific vehicle?

A: Vigor Air Ride offers a wide selection of air suspension kits and parts for various vehicle makes and models. Browse our collection or contact us for assistance.

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