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OEM 2123203925 2123202125 For Mercedes 212 Rear Left Air Spring Bellow
Product Details:
| Place of Origin: | Guangzhou, China(Mainland) |
| Brand Name: | Tech Master |
| Model Number: | Benz 212 |
| Certifiion: | TS16949 |
Payment & Shipping Terms:
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 10pcs |
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| Price: | $45-$90/pc, FOB Guangzhou |
| Packaging Details: | Export standard packing / As your requirements |
| Delivery Time: | 2-10 working days after received your payment |
| Payment Terms: | T/T, Western Union, PayPal |
| Supply Ability: | 3,000pcs per month |
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Detail Information |
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| Type: | Air Suspension Spring , Air Bag, Air Bellow | Material: | Rubber |
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| Spring Type: | Gas - Filled | Size: | OEM Standard |
| Position: | Rear | Product: | OEM 2123203925 , 2123202125 Mercedes 212 Rear Left Air Spring Suspension Air Balloon |
| High Light: | automotive air suspension,car suspension springs |
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Product Description
OEM 2123203925 2123202125 For Mercedes 212 Rear Left Air Spring Suspension Air Balloon
Quick Details:
Description: OEM 2123203925 , 2123202125 Mercedes 212 Rear Left Air Spring Suspension Air Balloon
Model: For Mercedes W212 S212 212 320 07 25 212 320 08 25
OEM: Rear Left 2123200725 2123204325 2123203925 Right2123200825 2123204425
Condition: Brand New
Fitting Position: Rear Left and Right
Material: Rubber Steel Aluminum
Appliion: For Mercedes W212 S212 E-Class CLS-Class 2009-2015
Warranty: 12 months
Delivery: 3-7 days after receiving payment
Gross Weight: 4KG
Trade Term : FOB, CNF
Price: Factory Price
Air Suspension
Air Suspension is a type of automotive suspension that uses air springs instead of conventional steel springs. Computer-operated vents on the air springs, suspension sensors, and an onboard air compressor allow the system to maintain ride height and vary the suspension's ride characteristics.
Air Spring
An air spring is a rubber and fabric bladder that holds air pressure to support a load and isolate passengers and cargo from the shock of motion caused by road irregularities. As the air pressure increases, the air spring can support more load while the spring rate increases. The larger the air spring, the greater the maximum load it can support.
