Firestone 140/95

£392.00

Genuine Firestone 140/95 tapered-sleeve replacement air spring. Choose from Firestone 9047, 9055 or 9931.

These bags look extremely similar but differ significantly in their operating heights and lower mounting arrangements. Please select the complete Firestone part number required wherever possible.

  • Genuine Firestone air spring
  • 9047, 9055 and 9931 options available
  • Air spring only – mounting brackets are not included
  • 9931 requires a separate lower piston
  • 9055 is the most commonly encountered version
  • Imported specialist item – a lead time may apply

Please do not identify the correct bag from its appearance alone.

Bags should always be changed in pairs, but this is essential if you are unable to identify the bag you are replacing .

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Description

Genuine Firestone 140/95 Replacement Air Springs

Genuine Firestone 140/95 tapered-sleeve replacement air springs, available in three different versions.

Please select the complete Firestone number required. These air springs can look extremely similar, particularly when viewed from above, but they differ significantly in length, operating height and lower mounting arrangement.

This listing is for the replacement air spring only. Mounting brackets and other installation components are not included.

Available Air Spring Options

Firestone 9047 – W21-760-9047

  • Firestone family: 140/95
  • Compressed height: 203 mm
  • Ride height: 288 mm
  • Extended height: 452 mm
  • Maximum diameter: 164 mm
  • Nominal capacity: 680 kg per bag
  • Upper mounting centres: 70 mm
  • Upper mounting: Two 3/8-16 captive threads
  • Air inlet: 1/8 NPT
  • Lower mounting: 1/4-20 captive thread
  • Separate lower piston required: No
  • Brackets included: No

Firestone 9055 – W21-760-9055

  • Firestone family: 140/95
  • Compressed height: 165 mm
  • Ride height: 226 mm
  • Extended height: 343 mm
  • Maximum diameter: 164 mm
  • Nominal capacity: 680 kg per bag
  • Upper mounting centres: 70 mm
  • Upper mounting: Two 3/8-16 captive threads
  • Air inlet: 1/8 NPT
  • Lower mounting: M10 × 1.5 captive thread
  • Separate lower piston required: No
  • Brackets included: No

Because of its compressed height and generous ride height, the 9055 is the version we have most commonly encountered and used. This does not mean it is correct for every installation, so the original part number and mounting arrangement should still be checked.

Firestone 9931 – W21-760-9931

  • Firestone family: 140/95 tunable
  • Compressed height: Not published
  • Ride height: Determined by the installation and lower piston
  • Extended height: Not published
  • Uninstalled overall length: 380 mm
  • Maximum diameter: Not published
  • Nominal capacity: Not published
  • Upper plate diameter: 150 mm
  • Lower piston interface diameter: 72 mm
  • Lower mounting: Separate piston required
  • Brackets included: No

The Firestone 9931 is supplied without its lower piston. The correct application-specific piston must already be present on the vehicle or purchased separately.

Identifying the Correct Air Spring

The best method is to check the complete Firestone number on the original air spring. Where possible, the correct replacement should also be confirmed with the manufacturer of the suspension kit.

We appreciate that this is not always possible. Many air-suspension manufacturers, installers and vehicle converters have ceased trading, changed ownership or no longer support older systems.

Ideally, you need the actual part number. Unfortunately, this is only printed on a yellow paper label on the top of the bag. It is not permanently marked on the bellows, top cap or bottom cap. After years or decades in service, the label may have deteriorated or disappeared completely, making positive identification difficult.

Do not identify the required air spring from its appearance alone. The 9047, 9055 and 9931 can look almost identical, especially when viewed from above.

Measuring an Existing Installation

It is almost impossible for an installer to measure the true ride height of a loose air spring on a workbench. Even its extended height can be difficult to reproduce accurately because the shape and length of a sleeve air spring change according to pressure, load and lower-piston position.

Where the original number cannot be found, begin by measuring the installation:

  • Measure the normal installed distance between the air-spring mounting points.
  • Measure the approximate maximum distance at full suspension extension.
  • Measure the approximate minimum distance at full suspension compression.
  • Check the upper mounting centres.
  • Check the upper and lower mounting threads.
  • Check the airline connection.
  • Check whether the bag has an integral lower mounting or uses a separate piston.

These measurements will not conclusively identify the correct air spring. They can, however, provide a useful first check that a proposed replacement will not be overextended or overcompressed during suspension movement.

Important Ordering Information

Please check the selected part number and specification carefully before ordering. The three available options are not interchangeable merely because they are all described as Firestone 140/95 air springs.

These are specialist genuine Firestone products sourced from the USA. Where the selected bag is not already held in UK stock, a lead time will apply while it is imported.

Other Firestone 140/95 variants include the W26-D60-9050 and W26-D60-9051. We do not currently list or routinely supply these versions, but please contact us if you require one and we will check availability.

Don’t forget your sealant and your fittings.

 

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