Why Air Springs?
The biggest advantage of air springs is that they provide a smooth ride, loaded or unloaded. The problem with steel and hard-rubber springs is that they deliver a harsh ride when the vehicle is underweighted. Plus they can’t bring the vehicle back to its designed ride height. Air springs, however, can be adjusted for the load, to safely stabilize the vehicle and eliminate sag, sway, bounce and bottoming out. This preserves ride quality. In addition to preserving the ride quality of your RV, air springs also offer drivers more control. Simply add or release air from the air springs to level the vehicle and to improve handling and cornering on rough, uneven roads, sharp curves, in high or cross winds. Installing air springs on your vehicle can address several common problems that are often caused by weak or overloaded springs, such as rough ride, sag and roll, bottoming out, trailer sway, hitch misalignment, and headlight misalignment. While Air Lift products are designed to help level a
