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Can Air Suspension Last 10 Years?

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DiAliyah
09/03/25 8:21am
Air suspension cannot last 10 years. Under normal usage, the typical lifespan of air suspension is about five years. If the vehicle is frequently parked and unused, the lifespan may decrease to around three years. Driving on uneven or poor road conditions can significantly reduce the suspension's lifespan, and issues may arise during its actual service period. Below are relevant details: 1. Hazards of not replacing it in time: Air suspension must be replaced once it reaches the end of its service life because the system relies on airbags or air struts. Short-term use may not cause significant damage to the airbags or struts, but prolonged use can lead to moisture in the air adhering to the rubber layer, causing it to crack. This can result in the failure of the entire air suspension system. Additionally, small stones kicked up while driving may puncture the airbags, potentially causing the entire system to fail. 2. Maintenance: For vehicles equipped with air suspension, owners should avoid leaving the vehicle parked for extended periods. Driving a few kilometers periodically and performing inflation and deflation operations on the air suspension can help extend its lifespan.
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VonBryce
09/16/25 2:54am
I've driven several cars with air suspension for about ten years, and they can indeed last that long, but it depends on the situation. For city driving with good road conditions, the wear on the airbags is minimal—my car's suspension was still functioning normally after eleven years. The key is maintenance: check the airbags annually for cracks, and replace the desiccant promptly to avoid moisture corroding the lines. Don't wait until the system alerts you about an air leak to take action; proactive maintenance extends its lifespan. Weather plays a big role—cold temperatures make rubber more brittle, and in hot climates, aging accelerates faster. Driving habits are also crucial: avoid carrying heavy loads or driving aggressively over rough roads and speed bumps. Durability varies by brand, with German cars generally designed for greater reliability. Regularly visit a professional shop to test the sealing and pressure systems, and address minor issues promptly. With these practices, a decade of use shouldn't be a problem.
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