Air Suspension Specialist
What Is an OEM Number (and How Can It Help You)?
When making a replacement on your vehicle, have you ever noticed a series of 11 or so numbers? Believe it or not, these digits serve a purpose and can help save you hours when it’s time to find products online—stick with us today as we dive deeper, and order your replacement suspension parts from AEROSUS.
First Things First…What Does the OEM Number Do?
When you see an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) number, you’re looking at a code the manufacturer uses mostly for packaging purposes. On paper, this doesn’t sound especially helpful—BUT, when you’re working with a site like us at AEROSUS, we can help you find the exact part your vehicle requires with the OEM number. So, let’s say you need a new shock absorber for your BMW M5—to help ensure you get the exact part you’re looking for, you can enter the OEM code into our search (33522283990 and 33522283127 in this case) to pull up the product you need. Under our product information, you can even cross reference the OEM code to help ensure you’re about to purchase the appropriate replacement component.
OEM Vs. Aftermarket: What’s Better?
It’s the age-old question—but why pick when you get the best of both worlds when you shop with AEROSUS? Each of our products aims to replicate OEM quality—and as extra reassurance, we even throw in a two-year warranty to help ensure everything works in premium quality (sometimes, even better than the original). However, we also offer more attractive pricing to help both, your budget and your car with reliable German suspension parts.
Eager to help your vehicle return to the road in premier condition? Visit the AEROSUS website and order the air suspension products your ride demands. We’re also here to assist you in any way possible with our hotline of experts—and with protections like a 30-day money-back guarantee, we make sure your needs always rank first when you work with us—so, browse our inventory and order the products you need with OEM-grade quality.