Torchbeam 2Pcs Rear Air Springs for 2006-2012 R350, 2006-2007 R500
Product ID: B0DQSZJH91
Condition: New
Selected Option: 2465153
$ 493
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Product Description
Torchbeam 2Pcs Rear Air Springs for 2006-2012 R350, 2006-2007 R500
- 【FITMENT】 Torchbeam Air Spring kit Air Suspension Bags Replacement for Mercedes-Benz R350 2006-2012, Mercedes-Benz R500 2006-2007, Mercedes-Benz R320 2007-2009, Mercedes-Benz R63 AMG 2007.
- 【KIT INCLUDES】 2 Pcs (1 Pair) of Air Spring kit Air Suspension Bags. Replace Air Spring kit Air Suspension Bags: A2597*2.
- 【Well Made】Made of steel braided cord reinforced ribs and multi-layer nylon belt cords bonded into the rubber. The all steel top and bottom plates have rolled crimp connections for unmatched durability.
- 【5000 lbs Air Spring 】 Up to 2500 lbs load capacity each one, absorbsing road shock and adjusting to varying load condition for ideal ride comfort, and to provide you a smooth and safe travel.
- 【Buy with Confidence】Our air ride springs are fully inspected and tested before leaving facotory, fatigue analysis conducted more than 5 million times, giving them better durability and longer lifespan.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Torchbeam
Manufacturer
Torchbeam
PartNumber
6918SAA16PQUS
Model
A2597*2
Warranty
2 Year
Color
2007-2009 Mercedes-Benz R320
Height
6.69
Length
14.96
Weight
9.9
Width
12.99
Size
2465153
NumberOfItems
2
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