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The bags are rubber and rubber eventually goes bad. You could try regularly spraying them down with something like 303 Protectant. That's about the best protectant I can think of (marine industry). I'm not sure how long it will extend the rubber's life, but it can't hurt.
You can remove the front right wheel shield to acces the air pump and air lines distribution, check that all the pipes are in good shape, specially the rubber intake pipe, if old it can crack. If you have a lot of kilometers you can change the air pump intake filter, a clean filter will make your air pump life easier. You can also do a raise and lowering procedure while you check the pump and the lines for air leaks.
Next you can check the level sensors on all 4 wheels, the sensor itself is attached to a plastic arm, this arm can twist or be deformed easily, so verify the level sensors are in good shape.
Also while checking the level sensor you can visually inspect the air ballons, you can wash the ballons with soap water to check for leaks.
In the end, the best preventive measure it's to annually check the system (pump, air lines, level sensors, ballons, struts) if you see something anobmal, worn out, you can replace the part before it truly breaks preventing the damage.








Yep, check the rubber hoses, and replace filter, otherwise it will such gunk which goes into the piston/cylinder, then your compressor fails ... btw compressors fail anyway, mine went out at 110k miles with no broken hoses..
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valve air block, has the six air tubes that come out if it. Located on fron passenger side next to bumper.



