Air suspension systems like VB-Air and Agile add ride height control and level loads on your Sprinter. Leaking bags, failed compressors, and fault codes lead to sagging and rough rides. We diagnose the system, repair leaks or replace components, and confirm level ride height for Riverside cargo and camper vans.
What this service includes
- Scan the air suspension for leaks, faults, and compressor health
- Repair or replace air bags, lines, valves, or the compressor
- Test ride height sensors and control settings
- Verify leveling and ride height under load
Signs your Sprinter needs it
- One corner or the rear sags overnight or when parked
- Compressor runs constantly or will not build pressure
- Air suspension warning or the van rides hard and low
What does air suspension (vb air and agile) cost?
Ballpark pricing for air suspension (vb air and agile) on a Sprinter runs $500 to $4,500. The final number depends on your model, mileage, and the exact cause, which we confirm with Xentry before any work is authorized. Diagnostic time is credited toward the repair. See the full pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my Sprinter sag on one side?
A leaking air bag or fitting lets that corner settle while the compressor struggles to keep up. We pressure test the system to find the exact leak before replacing parts.
Can you add air suspension to a Sprinter?
Yes. VB-Air and Agile kits improve ride and leveling for heavy cargo and camper builds. We install and calibrate them so your Riverside van sits level under load.