3 Easy Tips to Make Air Suspension Stand Out at Car Shows

When your car is on static display, people will look at it from all sides. If one side is higher than the other, the car will look "lopsided" and lose its polished feel. Use your air suspension to adjust the height so the front, back, left, and right are roughly even. You don’t need to chase exact numbers—just make sure the body looks flat when you eye it, and the distance between the car and the ground seems consistent. This way, the roof line and waist line look neat, and the car will look good in photos from any angle. Air suspensions like Maxload are easy to adjust too; a few quick tweaks, and the car stays level and easy on the eyes.
Thanks @Ica_detailing_valeting for the pic! Great show car shot!

Car show booths have spotlights and floor lights, which make every detail of the car stand out. If the wheel arches cover too much of the wheels, the car looks "dull"; if too much of the wheels is exposed, it might look unbalanced. Use your air suspension to tweak the height a little, leaving a small gap between the wheel arches and the wheels. You don’t need precision—just enough to show the wheel’s design or color. For example, if you want to show off colored brake calipers, adjust slightly so the calipers are visible without ruining the low-slung look. Whether it’s Maxload or another air suspension, a couple of tries will help you find the right spot. When the lights hit, the wheels and body will look more eye-catching together

Thanks @yo08eau for sharing! Love this lit-up pic!

When people gather around to look, or ask questions like "Can it drive that low?" or "Can we see the chassis?", a fixed stance can be inconvenient. Use your air suspension to raise the car a little temporarily—it lets everyone see the details clearly, and shows that "low stance isn’t fixed; it’s adjustable," which eases people’s worries. Air suspensions like Maxload are simple to adjust on the spot; no hassle at all. Once the crowd leaves, lower it back to the low-slung stance—no impact on the overall display. This flexible adjustment will even help people remember your car.

You don’t need complex mods to stand out at a car show. Just make good use of your air suspension’s adjustability, and your car’s stance will hit the mark. If you’re struggling with your show car’s stance, try these easy tips—whether it’s Maxload or another air suspension, a few simple tweaks will make your car shine on the exhibition floor.

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