Land Rover Air Ride Diagnostics
The air ride suspension on Land Rover Range Rover and Discovery models is what helps set these vehicles apart from a normal SUV. The system lifts the suspension up over obstacles, and lowers the suspension to make it easier for the occupants to get in and out. But with functionality, comes complexity.
Land Rover Tech Tip: 2013-’17 Range Rover With Dynamic Response Suspension
A squeak, creak and/or a knocking noise from the front of the vehicle may be evident when driving over rough terrain. This may be caused by debris that’s contaminating the contact face between the Dynamic Response front stabilizer bar and bushings.
Arnott Introduces Remanufactured Air Struts For The 2014-’18 Range Rover Sport
The Arnott remanufactured strut features a new multi-ply rubber air bladder manufactured by ContiTech, along with new dust boots, new protective aluminum can, new heavy-duty crimping rings, new O-Rings and new air fitting.
Arnott Introduces New Rear Air Struts For The Land Rover And Range Rover Sport
The Arnott air struts design includes a new custom-made and tuned twin-tube shock absorber assembled with a multi-ply air spring bladder manufactured by ContiTech.
Arnott Introduces New Front Air Struts For The Supercharged 2006-’09 Range Rover
Arnott Parts AS-2795 (Right Front) and AS-2796 (Left Front) are new and not remanufactured.
Arnott Introduces New Front Air Struts For The 2003-’12 Land Rover Range Rover
Arnott’s exclusive design replaces aging remanufactured assemblies and features a new custom-made and tuned shock absorber valve.
Arnott Introduces New Front Air Springs For 2003-’12 Range Rover
The new air springs enable the economical replacement of just the air spring portion of dry-rotted Range Rover front air suspension struts.
