SAF 2923V 3.229.0031.00 3.229.2231.00 Air Spring 3.229.2431.00
Contitech 4023NP03 Firestone W01-M58-6348 Goodyear 1R14-7
OEM NUMBER
Contitech | 4023NP03 | Phoenix | 1D28B10/A |
Firestone | W01-M58-6348 | Springride | D13B26 |
Goodyear | 1R14-729 | CF Gomma | 1T19E-2-204676 |
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| SAF 2923V | 3.229.0031.00 |
DESCRIPTION
Double-Convoluted air bags from Firestone come in a wide selection
of ride heights with various port and bolt configurations. The have
a double bellows and look like two air springs stacked on top of
each other.
If you’re tired of ending up with a squatted truck after attaching
your trailer or loading up the bed, air bag suspension could be the
answer to your woes. With this type of suspension, your truck will
stay level when fully loaded, allowing you to remain in control and
confident behind the wheel. But how much will it cost you to add an
air bag suspension to your truck? And how are you supposed to find
the right kit? Just take a look at this guide to find the answers
to your most pressing questions and learn how to get started.
Average Price of an Air Bag Suspension Kit
Although they are precision engineered and made with the highest
quality parts, air ride suspension bags are surprisingly
affordable. Depending on your application, you can expect to pay
anywhere from $300 to $700 for the kit itself.
Across all truck models, the kit comes with durable air springs
made using one-piece aluminum anodized end caps, robust support
wires, and two-ply rubber. They also feature powder-coated brackets
and corrosion-resistant roll plates.
Potential Cost of Air Bag Suspension Installation
Beyond the kit and add-ons, you also have to cover the cost of the
install unless you can do it yourself.
The overall installation price depends on a number of factors, such
as:
- Year, make, and model of your vehicle
- Aftermarket parts on your build
- Upgrades added to the kit
- Shop labor rate in your area
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