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Arnott Introduces Premium Eibach Struts for 2013-2019 Mercedes-Benz GL/GLS-Class

Arnott has introduced new premium air suspension struts for the front right and left sides of the 2013-2019 Mercedes-Benz GL/GLS-Class (W166) with AirmaticC and without ADS.

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Arnott has introduced new premium air suspension struts for the front right and left sides of the 2013-2019 Mercedes-Benz GL/GLS-Class (W166) with AirmaticC and without ADS.

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Arnott’s new Mercedes-Benz struts for the front right, AS-3155, and left, AS-3156, sides feature passive Eibach monotube dampers custom-tuned to provide an OE-like ride, Arnott says. The struts are assembled in the U.S. with Tier 1 components including a new multi-ply, cross-corded Continental ContiTech air sleeve, steel top mounts and clevis, O-rings, polyurethane bump stop, heavy-duty crimping rings, protective can and dust boot, air line fitting and check valve.

The new struts do not require a core deposit or handling and are backed by Arnott’s warranty.

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