What does the air suspension secondary system consist of?

The air suspension secondary system consists primarily of an air suspension and damper setup. This system is designed to provide enhanced ride quality and damping characteristics by using air pressure to support the vehicle weight and absorb shock. The air suspension component adjusts the vehicle's height and ensures that the load is distributed evenly, while the damper works in conjunction with the air suspension to control oscillations and improve handling.

A well-integrated air suspension system allows for better adaptability to different road conditions and load variations, contributing more to vehicle stability and comfort than other systems. Although spring and axle systems are part of traditional suspension setups, they do not utilize air pressure for adjustments and rather depend on mechanical properties. Brake and traction systems, as well as control circuits and fuses, are essential components of a vehicle but are distinct from what constitutes the air suspension secondary system.