Is air suspension worth it?
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I don't know about keeping it "forever", but I'm not a new-car-every-3-years kind of guy either. I don't anticipate using it in any unusual conditions. I've got a small trailer that I'll tow from time to time, but that certainly isn't a primary consideration. I understand the benefits of air suspensions in general; I'm just curious as to the implementation that Volvo uses.
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The self leveling is a very good thing if you load the rear of the car up, and you can have the car drop down when you turn it off to help those of shorter stature get in and out of the car easier.
But I wouldn't own one outside of warranty.
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It's implemented in much the same way as Mercedes. The problem is after X time the pump or an air shock is going to fail. And then it's $$$$ to fix. Much more expensive than just a pair of regular shocks when one goes bad.
The self leveling is a very good thing if you load the rear of the car up, and you can have the car drop down when you turn it off to help those of shorter stature get in and out of the car easier.
But I wouldn't own one outside of warranty.
The self leveling is a very good thing if you load the rear of the car up, and you can have the car drop down when you turn it off to help those of shorter stature get in and out of the car easier.
But I wouldn't own one outside of warranty.
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