Aero Drive Pro Suspension & ABS Sensors

ABS Sensors

An ABS sensor, also known as a wheel speed sensor, is a critical component of the anti-lock braking system. It monitors the speed of a vehicle's wheels and sends this information to the ABS control module. This data is used to prevent the wheels from locking up during braking, ensuring better control and reducing the risk of skidding.
Wheel Bearings

A wheel bearing is a crucial component that facilitates the smooth rotation of the wheels with minimal friction. It supports the wheel and tire assembly, ensuring stable and efficient wheel motion, and it also bears the weight of the vehicle during different driving conditions.
Airmatic Shock Absorbers

Airmatic shock absorbers are advanced suspension components that use air springs instead of traditional coil springs. They are part of an airmatic suspension system, which automatically adjusts the ride height and damping to provide optimal comfort and performance under various driving conditions.
Airmatic Shock Absorbers

Airmatic shock absorbers are advanced suspension components that use air springs instead of traditional coil springs. They are part of an airmatic suspension system, which automatically adjusts the ride height and damping to provide optimal comfort and performance under various driving conditions.
Air Spring

Air springs, also known as air bags or air suspension springs, are components of an air suspension system that use compressed air to adjust the vehicle's ride height and improve ride comfort. They replace traditional coil springs and allow for a smoother, more controlled driving experience.
VDC Shock Absorber

Electronic shock absorbers are advanced suspension components that utilize sensors and electronic control systems to adjust damping forces in real-time. These shocks can adapt to changing road conditions, driving dynamics, and vehicle load to provide optimal comfort, stability, and handling. Vehicle Dynamic Control, commonly referred to as Electronic Stability Control (ESC) or Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) in some regions, is a system designed to enhance vehicle stability and traction. It works in conjunction with other vehicle systems to monitor and control factors that could lead to loss of control, such as understeer or oversteer.
Suspension

Suspension Components Suspension components are integral parts of a vehicle's suspension system, which connects the wheels to the chassis and ensures stability, comfort, and control. These components work together to absorb shocks from road irregularities, maintain tire contact with the road, and support vehicle handling and braking. IT Includes Parts Like Control Arms , Ball Joint , Stabalizer Link , Tie Rod End And Bushing.
Air Compressors

An air compressor in an airmatic suspension system is responsible for generating and maintaining the air pressure required to adjust the air springs. This component is crucial for the proper functioning of the air suspension, ensuring optimal ride height, comfort, and vehicle handling.
Valve Blocks

A valve block, also known as a valve unit or distribution block, is a crucial component in an airmatic suspension system. It controls the flow of air to and from the air springs, ensuring proper inflation and deflation to adjust the vehicle's ride height and damping characteristics.
Engine Mountings

Engine mountings, also known as motor mounts, are components that secure the engine to the chassis of the vehicle. They play a crucial role in absorbing engine vibrations and shocks, ensuring that the engine remains in place and operates smoothly without transferring vibrations to the rest of the vehicle.
Strut Kits

Strut mountings are critical components that connect the strut assembly to the vehicle's chassis. They help absorb shocks and vibrations, ensuring a smooth and stable ride.

Buffer Boot Kits

Buffer boots, also known as bump stops or dust boots, protect the strut piston rods from dirt, debris, and moisture, while also cushioning impacts to prevent damage to the suspension components.