Audi Suspension Ride Height Sensor - Arnott RH-5055

Product Information

A suspension ride height sensor is an electronic device that measures the distance between a vehicle’s chassis and its suspension or axle. It is commonly found in vehicles with air suspension or adaptive suspension systems. The sensor continuously monitors ride height and sends signals to the suspension control module, which then adjusts air springs, dampers, or headlight leveling systems.

• Uneven vehicle stance – one corner or side sits higher or lower than the rest.
• Warning light on dashboard – suspension or ride control fault indicator appears.
• Rough or unstable ride – suspension doesn’t adjust properly to road conditions.

About Arnott Industries

For over 25 years, the Arnott family has been the innovator in air suspension replacement products. Today, Arnott Inc. ® is the global industry leader in manufacturing quality aftermarket replacement air suspension products and accessories. Arnott’s nearly 300,000 square foot manufacturing plant is located in Merritt Island on Florida’s Space Coast. The facility is located on a 21-acre campus, just a few short miles from the Kennedy Space Center and Port Canaveral, which offers the company an excellent gateway to global shipping and logistics. The bustling facility includes a brand new 65,000 sq. ft. Research & Development center with test equipment, multiple auto lifts, a video and photography studio, and its own Mazak multi-tasking CNC machine for creating and testing new parts. In addition, Arnott houses an air-conditioned production facility which includes multiple Mazak Integrex series CNC machines. The Integrex series offers the most advanced and sophisticated 5-axis CNC machines on the market, and is an integral part of Arnott’s unparalleled production capabilities. These impressive, fully robotic machines eliminate multiple setups, improving and ensuring part integrity and efficiency.