Pros and cons of air suspension: what motorists need to consider
SSPDaily has prepared the pros and cons of air suspension. Learn about the advantages and disadvantages associated with this advanced system.
Advantages of air suspension:
- Improved ride quality
Air suspension minimizes vibrations and reduces the impact of road irregularities, making the ride smoother and more comfortable.
- Adjustable ride height
Easily change the ride height to suit road conditions or personal preferences.
- Increased load capacity
The air suspension automatically adjusts the stiffness to ensure optimal handling and stability when transporting heavy loads.
Disadvantages of air suspension:
- Complexity and cost
Air suspension systems tend to be more difficult to install and expensive compared to traditional suspension systems.
- Not repairable
The maintainability of air suspension is 0. Whatever component fails, it can only be replaced, it cannot be restored.
- Possibility of air leakage
Air leaks can affect the performance and stability of the suspension.
- Reduced cross-country ability
Although air suspension systems provide increased ground clearance, they are usually less durable and not able to operate in extreme off-road conditions.
