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That's the thing though brother...mine NEVER SAGGED! The compressor was just too weak to lift the X5 when it was full of people. I don't see it as "bottomless" but I am not crazy about the air ride - not a good build for the long run. I would go with the spring conversion but there are OTHER issues with that (computer errors...buying a special module to ignore the air ride system / etc). As much as I love my 4.8, I may get tired of the maintenance sooner than later and find her a new home
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And yes when I first bought my X the air suspension was a nightmare, I spent 1300 bucks on fixing the air ride between finding a new compressor and replacing the air struts with Arnott units. However for the past year the air ride has been flawless knock on wood, and I love the ride with it, as well as the ability to lower when I want to ![]() When the air suspension works, its great! But getting it up to snuff usually costs a few bucks up front! Enjoy your working air ride again, so glad to hear you got credit for the original part that was replaced back again.
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