W01-358-6935 Firestone Suspension Rubber Bellows 2B9-201 Goodyear Air Spring For Compressors
Product Parameters
| Type |
Convoluted Air Spring For Industrial Machine |
| Item NO. |
2B6935 |
| Rubber Type |
Natural Rubber |
| Material |
Rubber And Metal |
| MOQ |
1 PCS |
| Warranty |
12 Months |
| Package |
Carton |
| Payment |
L/C T/T Western Union |
| Port of shipment |
Huangpu,Guangzhou |
| Shipment |
By Sea,By Air,By Express |
Original Equipment Manufacturers Number
Firestone Competitor Part No.: Style 20
Firestone Competitor Part No.: W01-358-6935
Firestone Competitor Part No.: W01 358 6935
Firestone Competitor Part No.: W013586935
Firestone Competitor Part No.: W01-358-6856
Firestone Competitor Part No.: W01-358-6856
Contitech Competitor Part No.: FD 200-19 499
Contitech Competitor Part No.: FD200-19 499
Contitech Competitor Part No.: FD200-19499
Goodyear Competitor Part No.: 2B9-201
Goodyear Competitor Part No.: 2B 9-201
Goodyear Flex Number: 578923202
Goodyear Flex Number: 578 92 3 202
Goodyear Flex Number: 578-92-3-202
FleetPride Competitor Part No.: AS6935
Taurus Competitor Part No.: 6325
Triangle Competitor Part No.: AS-4499
TRP Competitor Part No.: AS69350
Automann Competitor Part No.: SP2B12R-6935
Road Choice Competitor Part No.: RC62C196935
| Granning |
4848 |
| Loadguard |
SC2010 |
| Navistar/Fleetrite |
554784C1 |
| R&S Truck |
1027505 |
| granning |
702932-01 |
| Hendrickson |
S-14318 |
| Sauer |
P50-733A |
| Suspension,Inc. |
200042 |
| Meritor |
201548 |
| Navistar/Fleetrite |
2B9-491 |
| Freightliner |
14-14318-000 |
| Taurus |
AS218-6902 |
| Ridewell |
S1728C |
| HDA |
PMABG-6902 |
Technical Data
Top Cover Plate Dia.: 160mm
Bottom Cover Plate Dia: 160mm
Threaded Hole Center Distance: 89mm
Distance Gas Hole Between Threaded Hole: 44.5mm
Gas Hole Type: 1/4-18NPTF
Threaded Hole: 2 X 3/8-16UNC
Rubber Bellows Natural Dia.:224mm
Rubber Bellows Max. Dia.:251mm
The Max.Height: 274mm
The Min.Height: 95mm
The Stroke:95mm-274mm
Buffer Block: With
Factors that Affect Air Spring Life
Driving conditions
1. Rough roads, potholes, and off-road driving accelerate wear.
2. Frequent exposure to road salt, wet conditions, or extreme temperatures can cause rubber to deteriorate.
Loading and usage
1. Continuous heavy loads (towing, hauling) can deform air springs.
2. Vehicles equipped with self-leveling suspensions (such as some SUVs and luxury sedans) cycle more frequently, causing faster wear.
Maintenance and care
1. Leaks (due to cracks or punctures) are a common failure point.
2. Damaged air pipes or compressors can cause overwork and premature failure.
3. Regular inspections (every 30,000 to 50,000 miles) can help detect problems early.
Signs of air spring failure
1. Suspension droop (uneven ride height).
2. Frequent compressor operation (indicating a leak).
3. A bumpy or stiff ride (loss of air cushion).
4. Visible cracks or leaks in the rubber bellows.
How to extend their lifespan
Avoid overloading the vehicle. Park the vehicle in a garage (to reduce UV/weather damage).
Replace in pairs (if one fails, the other will most likely follow).
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