Range Rover Sport L320 Front Air Suspension Shock (Left or Right)

Your Range Rover Sport is an automotive masterpiece when driving down the road. Big performance combines with smooth handling for an exhilarating drive. But the instant your Range Rover’s air struts go faulty, nothing feels right. Driving down a paved highway feels like a bumpy and rocky off-road trek through the mountains. Fix these issues by ordering your Range Rover Sport (L320) front air strut from AEROSUS.

Why Do You Need Air Suspension Struts?

Your air suspension struts consist of two major parts—the air spring and the shock absorber.

Together, these parts allow you to alter your ride height to fit your driving needs. At lower heights, you’ll bolt down highways with unstoppable performance. But at higher heights, you’ll cruise over rough roads and potholes with ease.

How to Know When Your Range Rover Sport’s Air Struts Are Faulty

Not sure if your air struts are the cause of your rough rides? Check for these symptoms in your SUV:

• Sagging to one corner when parked
• Lower rides than normal
• Difficulty controlling your Range Rover on tight turns
• Loud clanging noises
• Air compressor runs non-stop

When you notice the above signs, it’s time to replace your air struts. Otherwise, you’ll face a slippery slope of expensive repairs. For example, when your air springs form a leak, your air compressor will burn out trying to compensate. In that case, you’ll need to replace your air compressor as well. So, keep your costs low and make your air strut replacement ASAP.

Also, faulty struts impede your braking, steering, and grip. That’s not a safe situation if you hit a pothole or lose control during a turn on a busy street.

Order Your Ranger Rover Sport (L320) Front Air Struts from AEROSUS

Restore your luxury drives by purchasing a front air strut from AEROSUS. Need both your air struts replaced? Order them as a pair, and we’ll throw in a 10% discount.

You’ll also get a two-year warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee to ensure your air suspension struts do their job.