An air management system controls and regulates an air suspension setup, allowing drivers to adjust ride height and suspension firmness on demand. It includes components such as an air compressor, air tank, valves or manifolds, air lines, and electronic controls.
The system distributes compressed air to the air struts or air springs, enabling precise height adjustments for comfort, performance, or appearance. Air management systems are commonly used offering convenience, consistency, and the ability to switch between driving and show-ready ride heights instantly.
