These systems enhance the ride quality and handling characteristics of recreational vehicles through the use of air springs. Replacing traditional leaf or coil springs, these air-based systems allow for adjustable ride height and stiffness, optimizing comfort and control. For example, an RV equipped with this type of system can have its ride height adjusted for varying road conditions or to level the vehicle at a campsite.
The implementation of such systems offers several advantages. They can improve stability, particularly when towing or navigating uneven terrain. Furthermore, they often lead to a reduction in road vibration and noise transmitted into the RV’s cabin, increasing passenger comfort during long journeys. The technology has evolved over time, with advancements in air spring design and electronic control systems leading to more sophisticated and reliable setups.