| Firestone | W01-358-9541 |
| Firestone | W01 358 9541 |
| Firestone | W013589541 |
| Firestone | WO1-358-9541 |
| Firestone | WO13589541 |
| Firestone | 1T15LA-0 |
Kenworth Number:C81-1005, Airglide 200 05/05/03 or later, Airglide 460, Airglide 690
Technical Data
Extended Height:11.80 inches
Compressed Height: 6.25 inches
Top Plate Width:9.00 inches
Piston Width:8.18 inches
Product Specs for Firestone W013589541
Extended Height:11.80 inches
Compressed Height: 6.25 inches
Top Plate Number:3174
Top Plate Width:9.00 inches
Piston Number:9569
Piston Width:8.18 inches
Firestone Bellows Number:1T15LA-0
Kenworth Number:C81-1005, Airglide 200 05/05/03 or later, Airglide 460, Airglide 690
UPC: 767555107713
MPN: W013589541
Choosing the Right Truck Suspension Air Spring
1. Ride Quality and Comfort: Air suspensions are known for providing a smoother and more comfortable ride compared to spring suspensions. They can automatically adapt to changing cargo loads and road shocks, keeping the floor mostly level and reducing vibration .
2. Maintenance and Cost: Spring suspensions generally require less maintenance and are less prone to issues such as air bag cracking, dry rot, and leveling valve problems that can occur with air suspensions. Additionally, spring suspensions can be more cost-effective, as the initial purchase cost is often lower .
3. Load Capacity and Adjustability: Air suspensions offer the advantage of adjustable suspension and support. They can be adjusted by adding or releasing air, allowing for better load distribution and the ability to accommodate varying cargo weights .
4. Application and Personal Preference: The choice between air ride and spring ride suspensions can also depend on personal preference and the specific application. Some trucking fleets may not see a significant difference in ride quality and may prefer to allocate the additional cost of air-ride suspensions towards other truck specifications .
