Air Ride Kits
Air Ride Kits
Bag Riders air ride kits allow you to build your own custom setup with a variety of high-quality parts from top manufacturers. Our complete packages consist of parts from Bag Riders Super Low, AccuAir, Slam Specialties, D2 Racing, Truhart, and more.
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Why Buy an Air Ride Kit from Bag Riders?
Bag Riders air ride kits give you the ability to customize your setup to fit your needs, while ensuring you have everything you need in one package. Our kits are hand-built based on your selections. We have you covered, from management and suspension all the way down to the fuses and install guides. Reduce the hassle of piecing together an air ride kit for your car and save by bundling your complete setup today!
How Does a Complete Air Ride Kit Work?
A complete air ride kit consists of two main portions. The management system and the suspension itself. The portion of your setup that builds air pressure and controls the air flow to your bags features a compressor, air tank, manifold (valves) and a controller. Air lines connect these components to your bags so when you hit a button on your controller, the vehicle moves up and down. Overall air ride kits are pretty simple in the way they operate and if the need arises, they're easy to troubleshoot. The complete kits on this page consist of the front and rear suspension, control system of your choice, and everything else you need to have a complete setup installed on your vehicle.
Are Air Ride Kits Hard to Install?
Installing an air ride kit might seem tough but it's actually pretty simple once you break it down into sections. If you are mechanically inclined, installing an air ride kit is simply a suspension install with a little extra wiring. Most of our customers install their setups by themselves but a reputable shop is always a good idea if you're not comfortable installing by yourself. We always recommend starting out by installing your management first, running your air lines to each corner of your vehicle and then installing the suspension last. Installing your air ride kit in this manner will allow you to continue driving your car throughout the install until you're ready to put the final piece in (the suspension itself). Connect the air lines to each bag and you've successfully installed a complete setup on your vehicle!
Air Ride Kit Videos
What Comes in Your Air Ride Kit?
When you purchase an air ride kit from Bag Riders, it comes with everything you need to install it without confusion and unwanted trips to the hardware store. Our custom kits are built for you based on the selections you make. Included with your air ride kit are two main parts. The suspension, and the air management system which contains the controller, air compressor, air tank, fittings, power kit, and air lines.
How to Install an Air Ride Kit - Where do I Start?
If you are looking to purchase an air ride kit for your vehicle, you might be wondering how to start installing your shiny new parts on your car once you receive them. In this video, we will show you the steps that we take when installing a setup on our own cars so that you can get an idea on how to tackle your air ride kit install efficiently and correctly!
What is the Difference Between Height Based and Pressure Based Air Ride Kits?
The age old question: what's the difference between height and pressure based air ride systems? Simply put, in the world of air ride kits, height and pressure do not equal the same thing. One system will reach its preset height every time (fender to ground clearance) and the other system will reach its preset pressure every time (the pressure inside of your air bags). Need a visual? Check out the video for more details and a demonstration comparing how height and pressure based air management systems react on our Nissan Skyline R32.
