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23 Oct

Visit Arnott at AAPEX 2024

AAPEX is just around the corner, taking place in Las Vegas, Nevada, from November 5th to the 7th. Arnott will be in booth A4661 at the Venetian Expo, where we will be showcasing our eRide Adaptive Ride Control product along with other

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14 Aug
New Product Release - August 2024

Arnott New Product Release for August 2024

Arnott now offers front right (ASE-4385) and front left (ASE-4386) electronic eRide struts for the Porsche Panamera (970.1 chassis, G1).
02 Aug
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April 2024 Suspension Product Releases

Arnott has released a new air spring for the Ram 1500 and 1500 Classic, air struts for the BMW 7 Series, and an air suspension compressor and ride height sensor for Audi.
21 May
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Arnott Introduces Helper Spring Kits for Pickup Trucks

Arnott now offers load-assist helper spring kits for various Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, GMC, Lincoln, and Toyota pickup trucks. What Are Helper Springs? Load-assist helper springs are heavy-duty air springs meant to help alleviate common issues

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12 Mar
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March 2024 Suspension Product Releases

Arnott has introduced over twenty new suspension products in February 2024. These products include air springs, new air struts, new coil-over strut assemblies, new shocks, coil spring conversion kits, air suspension compressors, and solenoid

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15 Feb
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February 2024 Suspension Product Releases

Arnott has introduced over twenty new suspension products in February 2024. These products include air springs, new air struts, new coil-over strut assemblies, new shocks, coil spring conversion kits, air suspension compressors, and solenoid

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22 Jul
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July 2022 Product Roundup

Arnott is proud to introduce five new automotive air suspension parts to its lineup. This month, we have released new air shocks for Infiniti and Nissan, coil spring conversion kits for Cadillac and Land Rover, and coil-over struts for Cadillac

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14 Jul

The Arnott Minute: Replacing Parts in Pairs

Although it is not mandatory, Arnott still highly recommends replacing air springs or struts in pairs. Doing so will ensure a safe, comfortable ride as well as prevent another trip to the mechanic.