WK2 Quadra Lift Air Strut Assemblies Front Pair - Jeep Grand Cherokee

Suncore’s Front Air Suspension Strut Kit Part 177C-18-F-PAIR for your Grand Cherokee is a direct replacement for your existing air suspension, each strut is manufactured to meet optimal ride specifications. FITMENT CHART 2011-2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Please wait... INTERCHANGE Jeep: 68029903AC Jeep: 68029903AD Cardone New: 4J-8000S Jeep: 68080195AA Jeep: 68080195AC Jeep: 68029903AE Jeep: 68029903AF Arnott Industries: AS-3324 Jeep: 68080195AB Jeep: 68029902AB Cardone New: 4J-8001S Jeep: 68080194AA Jeep: 68029902AD Jeep: 68029902AC Jeep: 68029902AE Jeep: 68029902AH Jeep: 68080194AC Jeep: 68080194AB Arnott Industries: AS-3323 SPECIFICATIONS Part # 177C-18-FR :: Front :: Air Suspension Strut WARNING CA Proposition 65 No Position Front Right Part # 177C-18-FL :: Front :: Air Suspension Strut WARNING CA Proposition 65 No Position Front Left Suncore Industries was established in 2000 and have been a member of the Automotive Parts Rebuilders Association (APRA) ever since. Our mission began with rebuilding air suspension components and moved quickly into offering better solutions with conventional suspension conversion kits and newly manufactured OEM style replacement parts. Suncore's Air Struts are manufactured to the Original Equipment specifications to be a perfect replacement for the faulty air strut assemblies in your vehicle. As an air spring installed over a dampener, Air Struts or shocks give you that comfortable ride while providing structural support for your vehicle and its load. Inspect and maintained your suspension at regular intervals to ensure your air suspension is working properly. When your vehicle begins to sag or isn't level, handles poorly when stopping and turning or roughly shudders at the little imperfections in the road, you should immediately have your suspension tested for leaks or damaged components. A leak in the air strut will quickly damage your air compressor as it works to keep the bellows full, stressing the compressor and overworking it.