Oldsmobile Air Suspension Kits

Reviewed By Adrian J (PHILADELPHIA, PA) Reviewed for a 1997 Oldsmobile Aurora —7/7/2011 8:04 PM

After fussing with other shocks and having hydraulic oil foul up the air hoses & leveling system, these provide an easy upgrade. I removed the compressor and system and routed the hoses of these shocks, fastened them and can adjust my Aurora's load/height with any shraeder compatible source. The old replacement acdelco 's were blown due to the failure of the system. No worries about that now. Overall a satisfying instrallation

Reviewed By Jeff H (Statesville, NC) Reviewed for a 1995 Oldsmobile 98 —8/28/2007 6:33 PM

wanted to take a moment and express how pleased I am thus far with the AirLift 1000 Air Spring. I own a 1995 Olds 98 with a 155,000 miles and cannot seem to depart with the vehicle. I have always loved everything about it except I did not have the support in the rear suspension for handling I would have liked. Well after stumbling upon your product , while searching for something totally different, I quickly review all the information you had on your site (i.e.: Installation Manual, On-Line Dealers) and made the decision to purchase. My cars has the 'self-leveling system' on it and it still works but I believe the springs have become a bit weak and I didn't want to invest in the $600 / $800 to replace the self adjusting shocks on a $2000 car.. Your product was the most logical alternative. I ordered last Thursday from Autoanything,com and received today at 11:00 am. I was test driving the installation at 1:00 pm. And I am excited to report that it has firmed the rear suspension and provided much better control in turns and dips. Thanks for a wonderful solution to my suspension need, I will be sharing the results with Friends and Family.

Reviewed By Brien S (REINHOLDS, PA) Reviewed for a 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe —6/21/2017 7:00 AM

The bags are doing the trick keeping my vehicle level while towing. The only problems was the instructions, had to drill a hole in the collar at the top of the coil spring to run out the air lines, even with that said it was still hard to run the air line at the right angle to feed through the whole, but once done it seems to be working fine.