Has anyone with the air suspension noticed that the ride quality seems to change with outside temperature. It seems to me there is a better ride on mine when the outdoor temps fall into the 65 to 70 deg range and it is noticebly stiffer when its hot out 85 plus. Has anyone else noticed this?
Where I live the average temp has been 95 since I've owned it. I just went for a week to North-South Carolina/Tennessee/Georgia and on up into the Smokey Mountians.(1900 mile trip) Average temp was 75 and the nights were high 50's. Then drove back to Florida and 95 humid drenched temps, and I can honestly say; " Nope, I haven't noticed a single bit of difference before during or after."
And even though they call it "air suspension" I'm pretty sure they charge the system with Nitrogen. Nitrogen isn't as sensitive to temp's as oxygen and Hydrogen which expand under heat.