Where can I get Autoride Suspension shocks for MY Suburban?

The website is www.arnottindustries.com. The phone number is 1-800-251-8993. The have the shocks for the front and back for suburbans with autoride control and they also have the autoride control motor. Its alot cheaper than going to the dealership and these are the origial factory shocks.

How to replace your autoride shocks the right way?

If you are happy with how the Autoride system meets your needs as-is, we of course have 100% direct-fit replacements for the rear that will fit and perform exactly the same as OEM.

Can you replace air shocks with gas shocks?

These will retain the air ride control but replace the problematic electronic dampening with standard gas shocks. They will be a little more reliable than OEM, still retain a nice ride with the rear air springs and are a little easier to install.

What kind of shock absorbers do GM air suspensions use?

They have the capability of providing multiple modes or values of damping forces, in both compression and rebound direction. The damping forces are modified utilizing electrical actuators located internally within the shock absorbers. GM Magnetic Ride Control shock absorbers, Cadalliac SRX.

Can you replace air shocks with regular shocks?

I had it up on the lift today at work, and it appears that the auto ride is simply air shocks in the factory locations, with hoses feeding them pressure. So in theory, I should be able to replace them with some regular shocks, and then electrical tape up the old connections, and pull the fuse on the auto-ride.

Is it common for autoride shocks to fail?

Because of the complexity of the system relative to its time period, and the age and mileage on these trucks that are approaching 20 years old, Autoride failures are very common. You may notice the suspension sagging, even on just a single wheel, or ride and handling could get worse.

What kind of shocks to use for Air Ride Control?

We also offer a happy medium in the form of passive shocks, which is what we most recommend. These will retain the air ride control but replace the problematic electronic dampening with standard gas shocks.

Can a GM Autoride air suspension be replaced?

There are three replacement options when it comes to a GM Autoride System. First, the owner can return the system to like-new condition by having the broken components, such as the active shocks and compressor, replaced. Second, the active shocks can be replaced with passive units while still retaining the air suspension function.

When did the Autoride system on my suburban stop working?

Last year during winter my Autoride system on my 2004 Suburban stopped working. The compressor does not come on after I crank the vehicle. I had changed out the battery about the same time frame.

What kind of suspension does a Chevy Tahoe have?

The Autoride suspension available on most full-size 2000-2014 General Motors Full-Size SUVs (RPO Code Z55) is a complex, and often misunderstood system. Autoride was available on most Chevy Tahoe, Chevrolet Suburban, GMC Yukon (including XL and Denali), Cadillac Escalade (including ESV and EXT) and Chevy Avalanche.

How can I tell if my GM SUV has Autoride or shocks?

It can be confusing when buying replacement shocks and suspension to try to figure out if your SUV has a premium Smooth Ride or Autoride. Every vehicle that GM produces comes with a sticker listing the alpha-numeric codes of all of the vehicle’s options.

Do you need a leveling kit for a 00-06 Chevy Tahoe?

Only fits specific vehicles! Transforming your truck has never been easier with Rough Country’s 2″ Leveling Suspension kit for 00-06 SUV. Get everything you need to run up to 32″ tires and gain the aggressive good-looks of a leveled truck with a taller stance – all in one easy to install package.

When did Chevrolet stop making the Chevy Suburban?

Chevrolet discontinued this option for the public during the tenth generation model’s tenure in 2013 due to slow sales.

What do I need to level my Chevy Silverado?

Get everything you need to run up to 32″ tires and gain the aggressive good-looks of a leveled truck with a taller stance – all in one easy to install package. A set of high-quality Rough Country Forged Torsion Keys allow fine-tuning of the torsion bar to level the front with the rear.

Last year during winter my Autoride system on my 2004 Suburban stopped working. The compressor does not come on after I crank the vehicle. I had changed out the battery about the same time frame.

How much does a Tahoe Autoride Suspension cost?

Does anyone have any feedback good or bad, on the autoride suspension. Is it squirrely on the road? Is it worth the expense when you have to replace the shocks and autoride parts? I have heard it is $600 a piece???? I have a 2006 Tahoe with Autoride.

The MB 420/560SEL cars differed in only two ways, both were the big flagship sedan models but the 420SEL had a smaller engine and standard suspension. Every 560SEL eventually has a problem with the air ride…and it is extremely exensive to repair.