Function Principle

When the wheels encounter bumps, they move up and down, compressing the air chamber. The internal air is compressed and then rebounds, absorbing the impact and vibration forces, replacing the cushioning function of traditional steel springs.

Height adjustment principle: The air pump inflates the air chamber, increasing air pressure and causing the chamber to expand and extend, thereby raising the vehicle body. The solenoid valve releases air from the chamber, reducing pressure and causing it to contract, lowering the vehicle. The system automatically monitors the height of all four wheels, continuously adding or releasing air in real time to maintain the vehicle's levelness.