A spring-and-damper setup
Compare spring rates, adjustment features, front and rear layout and mount design. Confirm which components and original mounts the selected kit uses.
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Suspension Systems
Find coilovers, air ride kits and components for your build. Compare your options, check fitment and plan the complete installation.
Illustrative product selection. These are separate product types; included components vary by SKU.
Shop by suspension type
Start with your vehicle
Choose year, make and model. Confirm chassis, drivetrain, trim and factory suspension equipment before ordering.
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The category links above retain your vehicle selection. Air management opens the full category; confirm compatibility with your planned air system.
Before checkout: confirm the vehicle, kit contents and installed cost
Match the exact vehicle
Check chassis and drivetrain, factory electronic or air suspension, and existing modifications. Resolve conflicting application details before ordering.
Compare like-for-like contents
Confirm front and rear components, mounts and hardware. For air systems, identify the required management, tank, compressors, lines and controls.
Include the finished job
Get a quote for fitting, setup, clearance checks and required alignment. Include any separately purchased components and planned downtime.
Compare suspension kits & components
Compare the exact application, included parts and installed cost. A management component, strut kit and complete system have different contents.
Use the vehicle selector to narrow the catalog, then check the selected SKU’s detailed fitment notes.Reset search & filtersGet fitment help
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CHOOSE THE RIGHT STARTING POINT
Coilovers, complete air kits or separate components?
Start with how you use the vehicle and what you want to change. Compare the exact parts and installation scope before comparing prices.
Suspension bundled with management
Start with a combined suspension and management listing. Confirm the selected configuration’s tank, compressor quantity, controls and installation parts.
Shop complete air kits →Plan the rest of the system
Compare the suspension components and mounts for your vehicle. Specify compatible air supply and management separately unless the listing explicitly includes them.
Shop air struts & bags →Choosing air management?
Match the controls, compressor and tank configuration, electrical requirements, lines and fittings to the complete air system. A management component does not include vehicle suspension unless the product listing says so.
Explore air management systems →PLAN FOR EVERYDAY USE
Build the suspension around the whole vehicle
Define the driving goal
Discuss your roads, passengers, desired ride height and comfort priorities with your installer. The finished ride depends on the vehicle, components and setup together.
Check clearance and equipment
Account for wheel and tire size, offset, body changes and suspension travel. Identify factory adaptive, electronic or self-leveling equipment that the new setup must address.
Plan setup and service
Include alignment and required vehicle-system checks. Keep adjustment records, and obtain a service plan for the exact components. For air systems, include leak checks and moisture management.
Use the exact vehicle and product instructions. An advertised height range is not a recommended driving setting for every application.
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Make a more informed suspension choice
Plan the goal, budget and upgrade order
Start with how you use your car and compare the complete installed cost before choosing the next modification.
Read the build-planning guide →Wheel alignment or tire balancing?
Understand the different jobs these services perform when planning the work around your suspension and tires.
Read the alignment guide →QUESTIONS BEFORE CHECKOUT
Suspension systems FAQs
How do I find a suspension system that fits my vehicle?
Select year, make and model, then confirm the exact SKU’s chassis, drivetrain, trim and factory suspension equipment. Include existing wheel, tire and suspension changes. Vehicle filtering narrows the catalog; resolve any difference between a product title and its detailed application list with the team before ordering.
Should I choose coilovers or air suspension?
Start with your driving needs, ride-height goals, installation space and total budget. Coilovers use coil springs and dampers; air suspension needs compatible air springs, dampers, air supply and controls. Compare the exact kit’s adjustments, contents and service needs with your installer. Neither category by itself guarantees a particular ride quality or handling result.
What is the difference between complete air kits, air struts and management?
Air strut and bag kits supply suspension components. Air management supplies the control and air-supply side of a system, with contents that vary by listing. Complete air ride kits bundle suspension with a specified management configuration. Check the exact SKU and selected option for the tank, compressor quantity, controller, lines, wiring, fittings and any additional parts required.
Can I use an AWD suspension kit on a RWD vehicle?
Do not assume the kits are interchangeable. Some models have separate drivetrain and chassis applications. Match the selected product’s documentation to the vehicle’s model year, drivetrain and factory equipment, including electronic damping, self-leveling or factory air suspension where fitted.
Will an aftermarket kit work with my factory adaptive or air suspension?
Compatibility must be confirmed for the exact vehicle and kit. Ask about retained factory controls, sensors, mounts and any required conversion components or setup. A model match, air fitting or similar-looking mounting point does not establish compatibility with the original suspension electronics or air system.
How much can I lower my vehicle with these suspension systems?
Ride-height and adjustment ranges vary by SKU and vehicle. Review front and rear specifications and operating limits. Have your installer check suspension travel and wheel, tire, body and underbody clearance at the intended driving height. A maximum advertised drop or parked display setting is not automatically suitable for road use.
What should I budget beyond the suspension kit price?
Request an itemized installed quote covering the exact parts, reused or additional mounts and hardware, labor, setup and any required alignment or vehicle-system checks. Air systems also require a plan for component mounting, wiring, line routing and leak checks. Compare the complete job and downtime, rather than prices for kits with different contents.
What should I check after suspension installation?
Follow the product and vehicle instructions for setup, inspections and service. Obtain the installer’s alignment and adjustment records and any required follow-up checks. For air systems, confirm the inspection, moisture-management and fault-response procedures for the selected components. Reassess clearance when wheel, tire or ride-height settings change.
Find the right starting point for your build.
Share your year, model, drivetrain, factory suspension and existing modifications, plus the SKU you are considering. The team can help clarify product fitment and contents.
