Air suspension is one of the most sought-after mods by car enthusiasts looking to adjust their suspension at the push of a button. With air suspension systems offering on-the-fly ride height adjustments, these kits are going to provide more functionality when compared to Coilover or spring suspension setups. They will also include more components, which means you can pay much more for an air suspension system. How much does an air suspension cost? Today, we break down the cost of an AccuAir suspension kit to give you a better idea of what you can expect to pay.
Average Price Of An Air Bag Suspension Kit
The average price of an airbag suspension kit can cost anywhere between $1,000 up $5,000+ depending on your specific kit. Many factors will influence the overall cost of your system, such as:
Type Of Vehicle
Complete Kit Vs. Pieced Together Kit
Part Quality
DIY Install Vs. Professional Install
When pricing out your air suspension kit, there are ways to cut costs vs. buying a complete kit. You can also save money by installing the kit yourself if you feel confident enough with the installation.
How Much Do Air Suspension Parts Cost?
Now that we have looked at how much a complete air suspension kit can cost let's look at how much each component costs.
Additional Upgrade Costs
When building an air suspension system, you can do a few additional upgrades to make your air suspension stand out and become easier to use. While these are not needed for a basic air suspension install, they are great for upgrading your system later down the road.
ECU Upgrades -
Water Filters/Traps -
Height Sensors -
Pressure Sensors -
Installation Costs
The most significant expense of an air suspension system can come from the installation costs if you choose to go with a professional install. While many car enthusiasts can get the job done by themselves, it is highly suggested to have your air suspension installed professionally.
The average cost for an air suspension system can range from $500 to $2,000+, depending on your vehicle and location. For those simply having air suspension helper springs added to their truck, you can expect to be on the lower end of the cost spectrum. For those who need an entire front and rear retrofit, you can expect to pay upwards of $1,000-$3,000 for your installation.
AccuAir Air Suspension Kits
AccuAir is an industry-leading air suspension manufacturer, and the quality of our products shows it. We invest heavily in research and development to provide you with the best possible product for your vehicle. Our team can help you find the perfect kit or piece together an air suspension kit to help you bag your vehicle.
If you want to get more information on air suspension cost, give us a call or fill out our contact form. Our team will be happy to assist you.
by Pacbrake • April 15, 2021
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.
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.
View all Pacbrake Air Suspension Spring Kits here.
If you want to take your air ride suspension to the next level, you can elect to add on upgrades, which can increase the cost of the kit.
The most popular add-ons include:
If you prefer to get a premade onboard air kit, you can go with the ½ or 2 ½ gallon kits for $400 to $435. These combo kits come with the air tank, air compressor, and curly hose plus all the other accessories you need to hook it all up.
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:
Most shops take up to 10 hours to install a full air bag suspension kit, add-ons included. At a labor rate of around $100 - $125 per hour, you can expect the installer to charge you $1,000 - $1250 plus shop fees.
In order to improve your truck’s towing and hauling performance, you need to choose an air ride kit built for your needs. You can start narrowing down the options by looking at the kits that fit your vehicle’s year, make, model, and drivetrain. Then, you’ll want to use your truck bed length to pinpoint the right kit.
If you’re having a hard time or want advice on how to solve a specific problem, like truck squat with uneven loads, you can call customer support to get their advice. They know just what kits and add-ons will act as a key solution to all your travel dilemmas.
So, feel free to ask them all your questions — and they will undoubtedly go above and beyond in giving you the guidance you need to find the perfect truck air bags.
If you’re ready to find an air spring kit for your truck, check out the options from Pacbrake. We have kits available for all major truck models and they’re set at just the right price point. Our high-quality kits are not only affordable, but they also come with a lifetime warranty, allowing you to enjoy your truck to the fullest for the long term.
If you’re ready to get started in finding your perfect air suspension kit, call us at 800-663-0096 to figure out which one will work best. We look forward to helping you find and enjoy the right kit for your truck, so give us a call today.