Find the part that fits your vehicle!

To pick a specific part that is fully compatible with the air suspension system of your vehicle is now easier than ever! Aerosus offers multiple options to help you in your search and to ensure a perfect fit and quick installation.

USE THE SEARCH BAR

Do you know the OEM number of the part you are looking for? – Type it in the search bar and find the part in just a few seconds! You may also search by entering any other relevant keywords, such as part type and car model (e.g. “w211 air strut”).

BROWSE BY CATEGORY

All Aerosus air suspension parts are grouped by make and model. Choose the category corresponding to your vehicle from the navigation bar on the top of each page. On the category page, use the Product Finder and the Shopping Options located on the left side to narrow your search and get the part you need faster.

USE THE PART FINDER

Just add your vehicle information to see all compatible parts!
You can start your search right on the homepage. Select brand (make), model and platform. Depending on the vehicle you may also be asked to choose year or model edition (e.g. Airmatic or 4matic suspension).

Do exactly the same to filter the parts in our catalogue. You can further narrow your search by specifying the part type (e.g. suspension or compressor) and position (e.g. front right suspension or rear left suspension). If you are not sure which options to select you can find all the required information in your vehicle registration card.

PROVIDE US WITH YOUR VIN NUMBER

Not sure about the part specifics or your vehicle details? - Just CONTACT US and our support team will find the part for you! Please fill in this inquiry form and don't forget to mention your VIN (vehicle identification number). The VIN (also called chassis or frame number) is a unique identifying code that consists of 17 characters (digits and capital letters). It can be found on your vehicle registration card as shown below:

You may also check your insurance documents for the VIN number or find it directly on the vehicle - it is usually located on a plate fastened to the top of the dashboard and can be seen through the windshield on the driver's side.