Airbag Man

Airbag Man Air Suspension Kits

Airbag Man offers vehicle-specific air suspension solutions designed to provide additional suspension support when your vehicle is carrying or towing a load.

By adjusting the air pressure, you can increase or decrease the support provided by the airbags depending on how the vehicle is being used.

This makes air suspension particularly useful for vehicles that regularly experience changing loads, including:

• 4WDs towing caravans, campers and trailers
• Utes carrying tools, canopies and equipment
• Touring vehicles with drawers, fridges and accessories
• Trade and commercial vehicles
• Vehicles carrying variable loads
• Tow vehicles with additional rear-axle load

We can recommend a suitable system based on your vehicle and setup.

Airbag Man Helper Airbags

Helper airbags work alongside your vehicle's existing suspension to provide additional support when carrying a load.

Depending on the application, airbags may be installed inside or alongside the existing coil or leaf spring suspension.

The air pressure can then be adjusted to suit the load you're carrying.

Benefits can include:

• Additional suspension support under load
• Reduced rear suspension sag
• Improved ride-height management
• Greater flexibility for changing loads
• Improved stability when correctly set up
• Adjustable air pressure to suit different driving situations

Helper airbags are particularly popular with vehicles that may be lightly loaded during the week but heavily loaded when towing or touring.

Airbag Man Accessories

An Airbag Man installation can be configured from a straightforward manually inflated system through to a more convenient onboard air setup.

Available accessories may include:

• Air compressors
• In-cab controls
• Pressure gauges
• Digital controllers
• Inflation valves
• Air tanks
• Air lines and fittings
• Compressor mounting solutions
• Individual left/right airbag control

An onboard compressor makes adjusting air pressure particularly convenient when your vehicle regularly changes between loaded and unloaded conditions.

Why Choose Airbag Man?

Airbag suspension gives you something conventional springs cannot easily provide: adjustability.

A suspension setup that works well when a vehicle is fully loaded may feel unnecessarily firm when the vehicle is empty. Conversely, a comfortable unloaded suspension may require additional support when significant weight is added.

Airbags allow the level of assistance to be adjusted to suit the load.

Airbag Man systems are available for a broad range of Australian 4WD, towing and commercial applications, making them a popular option for vehicles that regularly carry changing loads.

The important part is selecting the correct system for the vehicle and its intended use. That's where professional advice and installation matter.

Towing & Load-Carrying Airbag Solutions

Airbags are particularly useful for vehicles where the load changes significantly.

For example, a tow vehicle may drive around unloaded for most of the week before having a caravan attached for a weekend away. Likewise, a ute may carry different tools, equipment or cargo from one day to the next.

With adjustable airbags, suspension assistance can be increased when additional load is placed on the vehicle and reduced when that load is removed.

This can help manage ride height and suspension behaviour without relying solely on significantly heavier fixed-rate springs.

Important: airbags do not increase your vehicle's legal GVM, GCM, axle ratings or towing capacity. They are a suspension-support solution and should always be used within the vehicle manufacturer's applicable load limits unless the vehicle has an approved capacity upgrade.

4x4 & Touring Airbag Solutions

Touring 4WDs can accumulate substantial additional weight from accessories and equipment.

Bull bars, winches, roof racks, long-range tanks, drawer systems, fridges, spare wheels, canopies and camping equipment can all contribute to the vehicle's overall load.

Airbag suspension can be useful where that load varies throughout a trip.

Before recommending a setup, we consider how the vehicle is actually being used — including its suspension, accessories, typical load and towing requirements.

For heavily modified vehicles, airbags may form one part of a broader suspension or load-management solution.