R-Class W251 Mercedes Benz Suspension Parts / Air Spring Rear

Mercedes-Benz R-Class W251 A2513200425 , A2513200325 , A2513200025 Air Spring Rear​

Specifications

The productive principle of Air spring

GUOMAT Air Springs are highly durable, precisely engineered and cost-effective for use in a wide variety of actuation and vibration isolation applications. With time-tested designs incorporating fabric-reinforced Wingprene™ or natural rubber flex-member construction and corrosion-protected end retainers, Air Springs provide superior quality and performance. As actuators, GUOMAT Air Springs can provide either linear or angular motion.

This is item can fit for the following cars:

The Advantages of Air Spring

However, it does it in a different manner. Instead of compressing as it absorbs impact, this component uses air to give the vehicle the support it needs. It does this by using an air-filled cylindrical chamber that's positioned between the wheels and the vehicle's body. The vibrations made by the wheels are then absorbed by this component with the help of stored air. Because of this, driving through rough terrains won't be a problem.

Why Choose GUOMAT

The Air Suspension Compressor supplies air for every piece of air equipment on the vehicle. GUOMAT suspension compressor allows the required amount of air to be dispersed to the bags. Customers benefit from our technological expertise and long years of experience .

Air connections are exactly the same spread as the valve of the original equipment of the vehicle. GUOMAT suspension compressor supports the air suspension system to provide a smooth and safe ride. GUOMAT has been developing and producing high-quality products in the field of air springs and air actuators.

The 8 steps to install a New Air Spring on Your Vehicle

Replacing a broken air spring may require the help of a mechanic, but you can cut down your expenses by simply installing it yourself.

1: Parking your car on a level surface then using the floor jack to lift it up. Place the jack stands underneath the vehicle for support.

2: Remove the wheels by detaching its lug nuts one by one. Use a wrench for this procedure.

3: Deflate the air spring by opening the air mouth on the top.

4: Detach the set of fasteners that secure the air spring in place. You can generally find these bolts on the control arm and under the hood. Keep in mind that the set of procedures for removing an air spring vary for each car, so make it a point to consult your owner's manual to see exactly how yours is removed.

5: Remove the old air spring away from the shock carefully. If needed, use a spring compressor to make the remove easier. You may reuse the O rings connecting the air spring to the shock.

6: Put the new air spring on the place where you removed the old one.

7: Reconnect it to the shock using the O rings you removed earlier. Make sure you apply lubricant on them before putting them back.

8: Reattach all the components that you removed. Recheck if there are no missing bolts, nuts and fittings.