Hoses

A hose kit carries pressurized air or fluid between components in a suspension or shock system, often connecting a reservoir to its housing or supplying an air spring circuit. Built with hose connectors designed for a secure, leak-free seal, these assemblies need to withstand vibration, pressure changes, and repeated flexing without failing. They're commonly used in remote-reservoir shock setups, air suspension systems, and other applications where fluid or air needs to travel a short distance under load. Understanding hose ratings and fittings helps drivers choose the right replacement or upgrade for their system.

Why Choose Our Hoses

1. Support reliable fluid or air transfer in remote-reservoir and air suspension setups.

2. Built to handle repeated flexing without cracking or leaking over time.

3. Available in multiple lengths and diameters to match different applications.

4. Compatible with common hose connectors and fitting styles.

5. Help maintain consistent pressure and performance across the system.

6. Suitable for both replacement repairs and custom builds.

Features of Hoses

1. Hose kit options include braided, rubber, and reinforced constructions for different demands.

2. Hose connectors available in swivel, straight, and angled configurations.

3. Built to withstand vibration, heat, and repeated pressure cycling.

4. Available in a range of diameters to match reservoir and fitting sizes.

5. Crimped or threaded ends designed for a secure, leak-resistant connection.

6. Compatible with common remote-reservoir shock and air suspension setups.

Choosing the right hose kit depends on your system's pressure rating, fitting type, and the distance the hose needs to span. For related reservoir components, see our forced induction collection. Learn more about hose kits and how they support reliable fluid transfer at Shockkingz.