Suspension problem
I'm trying to see if it's bad for the rear shocks that the car sits all the way down for now while I wait to get it to the mechanic for repairs...im going out of town for a couple of weeks so I won't be able to take it until I get back...also, is it ok to just replace the tires in pairs or do I need to replace all 4?
Thanks for the help fellas
Last edited by PopoySD; Apr 18, 2019 at 12:46 AM. Reason: Additional infk
The rear air springs, as from owners who have performed the repair, are surprisingly easy to replace.
It might be worth it to watch the videos and the decide if you want to attempt it yourself.
As long as the tires are the same compound (ie brand) and you change each axle at a time you'll be fine.
If youre not driving it, it should be oké. But I would worry that your compressor might also be on the way out v
So can I assume there's a good chance that it's the air bags that are the problem because of the current situation with the truck or are there other things I have to consider looking into?
Just visit some of the threads and the YouTube videos detailing the process beforehand tosgive you some confidence going in.
For this issue, yes replacing the rear air springs should fix it.
All you have to do is choose between oe Bilstein or aftermarket arnott springs.
I lean towards Bilstein. Others toward arnott.
Rockauto has greatpricing . Fcp euro has a lifetime replacement warranty.
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Contacted Arnott Industries and was given the information I needed.
Last edited by KYBRIGGS82; May 3, 2019 at 05:20 PM.


