How Much Does Air Suspension Cost? KSport Airtech Tiers

The table compares catalog starting prices for the four full Airtech systems, captured October 25, 2026. Each tier page says final pricing, availability and equipment vary by vehicle. A separate Airtech air-struts-only listing is not a complete system: KSport says it is sold without a compressor, tank or controls.

What changes between the tiers

The Airtech pages describe the complete systems as sharing application-specific air struts and a compressor, with the management level determining how you control height. Basic uses manual paddle valves and a gauge. Deluxe adds electronic switches and a wireless remote. Pro Plus uses an OLED remote for independent control at each corner and pressure-based leveling. Executive adds four height sensors for automatic leveling based on actual ride height.

Start with the control features you want, then compare the selected vehicle-specific part pages. The included mounts, equipment and exact price depend on the application; do not assume that every option applies to every vehicle.

Plan for the installed cost

The starting prices above are product prices, not an installation quote. KSport recommends professional installation on its application pages, but does not publish a labor rate there. Ask the installer for a quote for your vehicle and the kit you select, including any vehicle-specific wiring or setup work they propose.

If you already have compatible air struts or management, check the dedicated Airtech struts and management-only options before comparing complete kits. Confirm compatibility and the parts you need with KSport rather than assuming individual components will work together.

Include routine care in your budget

KSport recommends rechecking the system after 500 miles or one month, whichever comes first. The tank collects condensation; KSport says to drain it periodically, usually every 4–6 weeks, and to check every 2–3 weeks during the first six months to learn how often your setup gathers water. Inspect the lines and fittings, and address rubbing or a leak promptly.

For a leak check, KSport’s support instructions say to inflate the air bags to 70 psi and spray the air-line connections with soapy water. Follow the instructions for your exact application and consult your installer if you find rubbing or a leak.

Check the live application before ordering

Choose your year, make and model on the Airtech page and read the matching product listing for the current price, included control equipment and availability. If the vehicle or a needed detail is not listed, ask KSport with your exact vehicle information before choosing a tier.