Ram 1500 Lowering Links FAQ

Lowering links are adjustable components that replace the factory ride height sensor links on air suspension equipped Ram 1500 trucks. By changing the length of the link, the suspension system recalibrates and lowers the vehicle’s ride height while maintaining normal functionality.

Lowering links adjust the position of the ride height sensors, which control how the air suspension system responds. By slightly altering the sensor input, the system lowers the truck evenly across all four corners without modifying the air springs or shocks.

Ride quality remains largely unchanged because the factory air suspension system is still fully operational. The truck continues to use its original suspension components, preserving comfort and drivability.

The amount of drop depends on how the links are adjusted. Lowering links allow for a range of setups, from a mild drop for daily driving to a more aggressive stance for show-style builds.

Yes. Adjustable lowering links allow you to fine-tune ride height by changing their length. This gives you control over how your truck sits and allows adjustments at any time.

Lowering links are compatible with Ram 1500 models equipped with factory air suspension. This includes:

• 2013–2018 Ram 1500 DS
• 2019 Ram 1500 Classic
• 2019–2025 Ram 1500 DT

They are not compatible with coil spring suspension models.

Model years 2013-2018 (DS) lowering links are NOT compatible with 2019-2025 (DT) lowering links.

To confirm compatibility, refer to our fitment guide.

You can check for air suspension by looking for ride height adjustment settings inside the vehicle. If your truck can raise or lower itself through selectable modes, it is equipped with air suspension.

Yes. Lowering links are designed to work on both DS and DT Ram 1500 platforms as long as the vehicle is equipped with factory air suspension.

Model years 2013-2018 (DS) lowering links are NOT compatible with 2019-2025 (DT) lowering links.

Installation is straightforward and can typically be completed in under one hour using basic hand tools. No cutting, welding, or advanced modifications are required.

See our installation guide for step-by-step instructions.

No. Most installations require only basic hand tools such as a socket set or wrench set. A jack or lift can make access easier but is not required.

No. When properly installed, lowering links work within the factory air suspension system and do not damage suspension components.

Properly designed and installed lowering links should not trigger warning lights, as they operate within the system’s normal sensor range.

Yes. Lowering links are fully reversible. You can adjust them back to stock settings or reinstall the factory links at any time.

For minor ride height adjustments, alignment is typically not required. However, more aggressive lowering may benefit from a suspension alignment check.

Yes. One of the main benefits of lowering links is that they can be adjusted at any time to refine your setup.

Yes. Lowering links are commonly used on daily driven vehicles and maintain factory suspension functionality when properly installed and adjusted.

Lowering your Ram 1500 significantly improves its stance by reducing wheel gap and creating a more balanced, aggressive look.

For more benefits of lowering you Ram 1500, visit our benefits page.

Lowering links provide a simple, adjustable, and reversible way to lower your truck while keeping the factory air suspension intact. This makes them more practical than permanent suspension modifications.