Fittings

Fittings are the small hardware components that connect hoses, lines, and shock components within a vehicle's suspension and air system. While often overlooked, they play a critical role in maintaining pressure, preventing leaks, and ensuring components perform as designed. This category includes hose ends, elbows, tees, unions, and air suspension fittings used in air ride setups, along with hardware like grommets, bump stops, and mounting components used in coilover and shock assemblies.

Fittings are commonly needed when building or maintaining an air suspension system, replacing worn shock hardware, or customizing hose routing on a lifted or off-road vehicle. Because air and hydraulic systems rely on secure, leak-free connections, selecting the correct fitting size and thread type is essential for reliable operation. A mismatched or worn fitting can lead to slow air loss, inconsistent ride height, or reduced shock performance over time.

Why Choose Our Fittings Collection

1. Wide range of hose ends, elbows, tees, and unions for different system layouts

2. Options compatible with common air suspension brands and shock manufacturers

3. Small hardware components like grommets and washers often needed for full rebuilds

4. Fittings available in various thread types, including NPT and AN configurations

5. Parts suited for both replacement repairs and new system builds

6. Easy year, make, and model search to help identify compatible options

Features of Fittings

1. Precision-machined threads designed for secure, leak-resistant connections

2. Materials built to withstand pressure cycling in air suspension applications

3. Swivel and fixed-angle designs for flexible hose routing

4. Compatible sizing options, including 1/8in, 1/4in, and -AN fitting standards

5. Replacement components such as bump stops and grommets for shock rebuilds

6. Hardware suited for both daily-driven and off-road performance setups

Fittings are easy to overlook, but they're often the difference between a system that holds pressure reliably and one that develops slow leaks. It's worth reviewing how small suspension hardware affects overall performance before finalizing a build or repair.