2019 airsuspension

[Chippy]

I owe VaderRebel and apology it was another member. Sorry my bad.

 

[Gman]

People have different needs and there are different options to best suit those needs. I'm not sure why this became a johnson measuring contest.

 

[Smashy71]

Off Road is 15 if you have the Off Road Group and Air Suspension

25 if you have a rebel.

 

[VaderRebel]

Thanks for the retraction! I just took "fanboys" as a bit harsh of a tag... but you know what, so be it. It's just a phrase, I shouldn't have been so critical. Air ride has been a nightmare for a lot of northern customers and I thought I would rise in defense of those that have converted to coils for that reason.

But we're all hear to learn and help... my reply wasn't helpful or educational, it was a poke. For that I also retract my previous antagonistic comments.

 

[SpeedyV]

25 if you have a rebel.

Shoot...you’re totally right (for Rebels and ORG/air trucks alike). I was thinking of entry/exit.

 

[Esworld05]

Just took my 19 limited 2wd to the dealership for this reason. I live in South Texas so our "cold" weather is in the 40s and my service air suspension light went off. After that my power steering takes a crap. Hopefully they can fix it. 60k plus for a truck i camt drive with under 500 miles.

 

[sass]

So far with my air suspension it works great and we have had some cold days up here.

 

[Smashy71]

Zero problems with my air suspension. Single digit weather where I’m at.

 

[2019REBEL]

It's not so much the first year but in around the 4th year that I had problems with the air suspension on my Outdoorsman that I went with normal suspension on my Rebel.

 

[Chippy]

Who keeps a truck more than 4 yrs. Lol

 

[Esworld05]

I keep my vehicles for around a year, but was hoping to hang on to this one a little longer lol. Not too sure now.

 

[Esworld05]

I had a grey metallic Hellcat too. Have you done any mods to it?

 

[Smashy71]

Who keeps a truck more than 4 yrs. Lol

I keep mine for about 50k miles and it’s off to an new one. Lol

 

[dutchman187]

I plan on keeping mine 10-15 years. But I also got the lifetime warranty, primarily due to the air suspension and electronics. So far no issues in the cold with mine.

 

[Gman]

@sass, that looks like shorts and T-shirt weather today. ;-)

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[SpeedyV]

I plan on keeping mine 10-15 years. But I also got the lifetime warranty, primarily due to the air suspension and electronics. So far no issues in the cold with mine.

Ditto on all counts (longevity of ownership, lifetime warranty, and no issues).

 

[sass]

@sass, that looks like shorts and T-shirt weather today. ;-)

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I’ve been in a hoodie since we got back up to the 30’s. Lol

 

[Gman]

We were down at 0 for a low and 12 for a high (Farenheit) a couple of days ago. I have a jacket that's uninsulated, but waterproof and windproof and that keeps me toasty. No jacket today, just short sleeves, since we were in the 20s this morning and a toasty 50 for a high.

...but that's winter in Colorado.

 

[Gondul]

Who keeps a truck more than 4 yrs. Lol

Kept the Accord and the Dakota for 13 years before we got rid of them last year... the Valkyrie is going on 21 years and still runs as great as the day I bought her.

 

[Oilers1632]

Anyone have issues so far with the air suspension these last few winters?