Just curious if anyone has had this problem with the air leveling suspension on the suburbans. I have had my suburban 1 year and have already had to replace the air leveling shocks 3 times and this weekend will be number 4. It works fine if I am only hauling groceries or luggage but if I attach a 4500lb travel trailer it blows one of the shocks making the the whole system leak. Any ideas or other people experiencing this problem?

 

I also have a 2017 with air leveling. I have not had an issue nor put any significant weight on the receiver. Just chiming in to see what others reply as I’m curious

 

We got our 2005 Yukon Denali in 2010; I believe the air leveling has NEVER worked in all that time, and I've never replaced shocks on it. And Mrs. Cusser uses that to pull a horse/trailer.

The tire pressure monitors have also not worked either.

 

I wonder if one of the height sensors is bad causing it to over-inflate the bags?

 

I just took it in to the dealership and they replaced both and said they were leaking at the top. That makes 4 replaced shocks in 1 year and only has 22k. I mentioned that very thing saying to them that something has got to be over inflating them that is all that makes sense at this point. They keep saying it’s not a common problem they see. Typically it shows up down the road around 100k after the seals have had some time to weather rot. I guess we will see how long this set lasts .