An air spring in air ride suspension is a rubber bellow that inflates with air to raise the vehicle and deflates to lower the vehicle. An air spring can be found on an air strut or by itself, depending on your suspension setup.

On an air strut, the air spring is at the top of the strut and acts similar to your factory suspension setup. Instead of a strut and coil spring, the air strut features a strut and air spring. Air struts are vehicle specific, so you will need little to no modification when installing them on your vehicle when switching to air suspension.

In vehicles where a strut and spring setup is not used, such as the rear or a truck and the rear of some uni-body vehicles, a standalone air spring might be used. These air springs usually feature a rubber bellow with two metal plates on the top and bottom to mount to your vehicle. A custom bracket must be fabricated or installed to mount the air spring to the vehicle in many cases. The air spring is the component that raises and lowers the vehicle, giving you adjustable ride height on your vehicle.

An air spring in air ride suspension is a rubber bellow that inflates with air to raise the vehicle and deflates to lower the vehicle. An air spring can be found on an air strut or by itself, depending on your suspension setup.

On an air strut, the air spring is at the top of the strut and acts similar to your factory suspension setup. Instead of a strut and coil spring, the air strut features a strut and air spring. Air struts are vehicle specific, so you will need little to no modification when installing them on your vehicle when switching to air suspension.

In vehicles where a strut and spring setup is not used, such as the rear or a truck and the rear of some uni-body vehicles, a standalone air spring might be used. These air springs usually feature a rubber bellow with two metal plates on the top and bottom to mount to your vehicle. A custom bracket must be fabricated or installed to mount the air spring to the vehicle in many cases.