Suncore Air Springs can bring your vehicle back to its factory height, while maintaining the smooth air ride you’ve become accustomed to. If your vehicle sags or bottoms out, your air springs may not be maintaining air pressure and need to be replaced quickly. If leaks are present in the air spring, the air compressor will overwork itself to try and maintain your vehicle’s height, causing it to burn out and break down. Other causes of air spring failure include overextending, which can pull the top plate away from the bellows, corrosion of the bellows often due to grease or other chemicals, and abrasions caused by rubbing against debris or another part of the vehicle. Maintaining and replacing your air springs will keep that comfortable air ride suspension lasting longer and working at its peak, leaving you and your passengers more relaxed and safe on the open road.