GM Truck & SUV Z55 Suspension New Rear Magnaride Air Shock Absorbers & Conversion

Suncore is excited about its new offering for a wide coverage of GM vehicles equipped with the Z55 Suspension Package, in this article we would like to announce a new part 109G-13-R which is an active air shock with magnetic fluid vs our 2 options to convert the active dampening while retaining the auto leveling capabilities.

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2003-2012 Land Rover Range Rover L322 Suncore Air Suspension System Installation Guide

In todays post, we will be covering the installation procedure for both the front air strut, rear air spring, and air suspension compressor (with relay).

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Suncore Industries Now Offers Tesla Model S Remanufactured Smart Suspension Air Strut Assemblies

Suncores New introduction has us excited, we now carry Remanufactured air suspension strut assemblies for 2012 to 2015 Tesla Model S

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Porsche Cayenne Air Suspension & Conversion Kits

Suncore carries a full line of Porsche Cayenne air suspension replacement parts.

This blog covers the first generation which applies to the 2003 to 2010 Porsche Cayenne year range. With Suncore you have various options including Remanufactured, New, Complete Strut Assemblies, Air Springs and even a Spring Conversion Kit.

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Audi A8 D3 Suspension Problems? Find the problem and fix it!

So, you woke up this morning and found your Audi A8 just refuses to get up, and it’s too low to drive?

This is a common occurrence with many air suspensions, and it is an issue you probably need to resolve soon, to be able to get to work reliably. Performing a few simple troubleshooting steps can help you figure out what your issue is, and how to quickly and affordably fix it.

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BMW X5 E53 Air Suspension Diagnosis and Troubleshooting

Tackling the well-known BMW X5 E53 air ride suspension issues can be a real pain, especially after multiple trips to your local mechanic or dealer. Following these few simple steps can save you a lot of time, money and give you the knowledge of where your problem lies. 

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