Arnott Released 10 New Suspension Replacement Parts

Owners of vehicles with air or electronic suspension systems now have new replacement options.

Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Automotive — General

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Arnott has expanded its automotive portfolio by releasing 10 new suspension replacement products. The update introduces specialized components for air and electronically controlled suspension systems.

Why it matters

The availability of new replacement parts offers additional options for maintaining vehicles that utilize complex electronic or air-based suspension setups. These components are designed to support the repair and upkeep of specific vehicle makes.

The new lineup includes five electronic stabilizer bars, two air struts, one electronic shock, one eRide electronic strut, and one solenoid valve block. These components target diverse suspension configurations.

The players

Arnott

A manufacturer specializing in aftermarket air and electronic suspension systems for various vehicle makes.

The details

These parts are engineered to serve as replacements for original air and electronic suspension systems, which often require precise matching to operate correctly. Installers should verify vehicle configuration and model year requirements before ordering to ensure compatibility with existing factory setups.

Timeline

  1. • Arnott released the new product line in October 2026.

The Home Front

The automotive aftermarket continues to evolve to support advanced vehicle technologies, including electronic suspension systems. This development follows a trend of increasing parts availability for complex systems previously reliant solely on original equipment manufacturers.

If you drive a vehicle with electronic or air-controlled suspension, consult your repair shop to see if these new parts can support your maintenance needs. Always verify your specific vehicle year and trim configuration before sourcing replacement components.

The takeaway

Maintaining specialized suspension systems is becoming easier as more aftermarket options enter the market. Keep your vehicle's service history and configuration details on hand to ensure you order the correct parts for your specific suspension type.

Further reading

For more information on vehicle repair and maintenance trends, visit Automotive — General.

Source note: This article includes information reported by AftermarketNews.

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