Heavy Duty Truck Air Springs 1R12-352 Goodyear Rolling Lobe Air Spring S2827/ S11566 Hendrickson

Heavy Duty Truck 1R12-352 Goodyear Rolling Lobe Air Spring S2827/S11566 Hendrickson
 
Product Details

1T9010 Truck Air Spring Technical Data

Top cover plate: 231mm

Combo stud: 1/4NPTF,3/4-16UNF

The distance between combo stud and bolt: 140mm

Base diameter: 258mm
Base height: 143mm
Natural outer diameter: 251mm
maximum height: 467mm
minimum height: 183mm
Compression height: 284mm

Replaces: Firestone Number: W01-358-9010,Firestone Bellows Number: 1T15M-4,Goodyear Number: 1R12-352

Goodyear Bellows Number:566-24-3-076,Contitech Bellows Number: 910-14P345

Cross References: 3415402KPP,3529010,2928-01,T27129063,1292801,8345,6362,1003589010C,AS-0044,S2827/S11566

Choosing the Right Truck Air Bag
When choosing the right truck air bag, there are a few factors to consider. Here are some key points to keep in mind:

1. Understand your vehicle's setup: It's important to know what type of suspension system your truck already has and what your truck's engine can handle in terms of towing. Make sure to align all aspects of your new air bag setup before making a purchase .

2. Determine your towing needs: Consider the weight and load capacity you will be towing. Different air bags have different weight capacities, so choose one that can handle the load you will be carrying. It's also important to consider the type of terrain you will be driving on and the level of stability you require .

3. Research different air bag options: There are various types of air bags available on the market, such as Sumo Springs, Timbren, Firestone, and Air Lift. Each brand and model may have different features and benefits. Research and compare different options to find the one that best suits your needs.

4. Consider durability and lifespan: The lifespan of truck air bags can vary depending on the brand and usage. Some air bags can last over 100,000 miles or about a decade before needing replacement. However, natural rubber degradation over time can affect their performance. Consider the durability and lifespan of the air bags before making a decision .

5. Seek professional advice if needed: If you're unsure about which air bags are best for your truck, it's always a good idea to consult with a professional or a trusted mechanic who has experience with truck suspensions. They can provide guidance based on your specific vehicle and towing requirements.