BILSTEIN B4 Air-Suspension Module
Comfort, Just Like New
The B4 air-suspension module from BILSTEIN uses 100-percent brand-new parts that are made to true original manufacturer quality. It includes a new air spring, a high-performance BILSTEIN gas-pressure shock absorber, and a fully functional electromagnetic control valve. The high-quality individual parts are compliant with current quality and environmental standards.
Features and Benefits
Safety: The BILSTEIN B4 air-suspension module provides outstanding road handling, reliable braking and steering safety, and maximum cornering stability. You’ll also get the long service life that comes with a new factory-fitted part.
Comfort: The B4 gives functioning control and more than just one suspension setting, so that you get all the comfort you want.
Functionality: Even with this product being a replacement part, you’ll get the full range of functions that you got when you purchased your vehicle, so you’ll have the same driving experience as you had when you drove off the showroom floor.
Original Quality and Technology Leadership: The B4 air-suspension module is a fully functional replacement and uses the original manufacturer quality. And thanks to BILSTEIN’s road testing, it’s been proven in the most demanding conditions.
See the BILSTEIN B4 Air-Suspension Module in Action
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Bilstein Corp of America |
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(858) 386-5900 |
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8685 Bilstein Boulevard |
Hamilton, OH 45015 |
ABOUT Bilstein Corp of America®
When August Bilstein laid the foundations for the innovation incubator BILSTEIN in Altenvoerde in Germany's Westphalia region in 1873, nobody had any idea of the crucial influence the company's products would one day have on the driving comfort and safety of cars.Now, the name BILSTEIN has for many decades been closely associated with high tech in the field of suspension design, driving comfort and safety. In order to expand this position in the future, BILSTEIN became a division of ThyssenKrupp Technologies AG in 1988, and a wholly-owned subsidiary in 2005.
