4x4 air suspension?

[pdjones71]

Will there be an option for 4x4 air suspension leveling system, like the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk "Quadra-Lift" system?

 

[Goose]

Option? Probably, but I really hope it’s limited to only the most expensive trim. I refuse to buy a vehicle with air suspension. I know there are good ones out there, but it fails MUCH more often than a coil spring setup. Personally, I’m hoping for an active setup like the Fox Raptor setup.

 

[hayduke]

https://support.scoutmotors.com/en/articles/10034828-what-type-of-suspension-will-scout-vehicles-use

 

[Minnesota]

Option? Probably, but I really hope it’s limited to only the most expensive trim. I refuse to buy a vehicle with air suspension. I know there are good ones out there, but it fails MUCH more often than a coil spring setup. Personally, I’m hoping for an active setup like the Fox Raptor setup.

When's the last time you seen her heard of a truck semi with a broken air suspension I don't think it happens that often and it's very easy fix there's always what they call liquid spring which is better ride yet we can hope

 

[Terrawatt]

When's the last time you seen her heard of a truck semi with a broken air suspension I don't think it happens that often and it's very easy fix there's always what they call liquid spring which is better ride yet we can hope

I have a friend that has Ram 1500 with air suspension. The suspension would fail when it got down below -20°C. The truck becomes un-drivable at this point. From what I understand, this was a known issue for Ram. Take a read through this. This article seems to cover the issue:
https://www.airsuspension.com/blogs/news/ram-air-suspension-problems

I don't know about about other air suspension systems, but I don't ever see them where I live. And any I have seen, doesn't seem to last long, and/or becomes a maintenance nightmare.

But it's a scenario like my friends Ram that makes me not want air suspension at all. It's just another thing to go wrong. The less things going on, the more reliable things should be.

 

[azerik]

From the Scout faq it looks like air springs standard, coil overs (hopefully with external bypass) as an option. I hope they use a somewhat standard size so we can easily change the shocks out in the future.