DRiV expands Monroe air suspension replacement lineup
Key Highlights
- The expanded lineup includes durable air struts, springs, shocks, compressors, and ride height sensors designed for a variety of domestic and import vehicles.
- Components feature advanced materials and OE-style designs to resist wear, noise, and environmental damage, ensuring long-lasting performance.
- DRiV recommends inspecting related suspension components during service to maintain system integrity and replace worn parts together for optimal results.
- Initial availability begins August 2026, with plans for additional applications and new product development through 2027.
- This comprehensive portfolio helps technicians restore ride quality, improve ride control, and maintain vehicle safety and comfort.
DRiV is expanding its Monroe air suspension portfolio with 404 replacement parts designed to help technicians restore ride quality, ride control, and air suspension performance.
The expanded lineup includes air struts, air springs, air shocks, air compressors, and ride height sensors, with coverage for a range of domestic and import applications.
"Air suspension systems are designed to deliver a smooth, controlled ride, but when a component fails, vehicle performance and comfort can quickly suffer," said Joseph Saoud, VP and general manager, U.S. and Canada, DRiV. "We're giving technicians access to a complete portfolio of Monroe air suspension solutions engineered to help restore original ride quality, simplify repairs, and keep vehicles performing as intended."
The lineup includes:
- Air struts: Feature durable air bellows and polished rods designed to support smooth operation while reducing noise, vibration, and harshness.
- Air springs: Use materials designed to resist abrasion, water, oil, and lubricants while restoring air ride functionality.
- Air shocks: Designed to improve ride control, reduce bounce, and support automatic leveling systems.
- Air compressors: Feature high-torque, low-noise motors, nitrile seals, and OE-style designs.
- Ride height sensors: Measure chassis-to-road distance to help maintain proper ride height and feature corrosion-resistant construction.
The portfolio covers high-volume applications including the Ram 1500, Jeep Grand Cherokee, and more.
Because air suspension components operate as an integrated system, DRiV recommends technicians inspect related components during service. When wear is identified, replacing related air suspension components together can help restore system performance and reliability.
The initial lineup is available beginning August 2026, with additional coverage planned. DRiV said more ride height sensor applications are in development, along with new air spring and air strut applications planned for 2027.
