Ford Expedition

You can now replace the the front air strut suspension on your 1997-2002 Expedition with our conversion. Our system converts the air suspension system to a dependable high quality passive strut. The strut conversion includes detailed instructions. Your struts may not look exactly like the photo. Please let us know the year of your car so we may ship you the right struts for your needs.

You can now replace the the rear air spring suspension on your 1997-2002 Ford Expedition with our coil spring conversion. Our coil springs convert the air spring suspension system to a dependable high quality passive spring system. Our springs are designed to give your vehicle a smooth ride. Springs fit perfectly in the existing seats without welding to the suspension. The package includes detailed instructions. Your springs may not look exactly like the photo. Please let us know the year of your car so we may ship you the right springs for your needs.

Springs pictured are typical coil springs. Yours may not look the same.

This item is a package-deal of the above two items: for less than the cost of purchasing the front and rear separately, you can convert all four wheels of your car to the highly-reliable passive-strut coil spring system.

Our new air springs are assembled in the USA with only the highest grade material. Now you can keep that soft ride, without spending a fortune. (Recommended to change air suspension dryer when replacing air springs. Moisture in the suspension system will cause damage to your compressor.)

We now offer brand new air compressor assemblies for your Ford Expedition. Every piece is new, is of the hightest quality, and shipped directly from the factory.

Our dryers are disassembled and remanufactured with new parts. We replace dirty, rusty, and worn parts with new, high quality, American made components. Our dryers are redesigned to insure you many years of maintenance free service.

We strongly suggest that you change the dryer whenever you need to change either the air springs or the air compressor. A bad dryer can allow water to get into the springs, damaging your new investment. As the dryer gets filled with moisture, the back pressure can overload and burn out your compressor.