Denali Air ride replacement

[H.O. Driver]

I have been looking at doing a passive shock/strut replacement on my wife's Denali. I have looked at a few replacement setups and a lot of the reviews say they are too bouncy for daily driving and I pull a camper a lot with the truck.

Are there any good options, have any of you guys done a passive swap or should I just suck it up and buy OEM replacement and a new compressor?

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[mikesfastss]

Couldn’t you just get the parts for a Yukon or suburban Non air ride and add some helper bags for towing needs?

[H.O. Driver]

Couldn’t you just get the parts for a Yukon or suburban Non air ride and add some helper bags for towing needs?

I thought of that, but I would be running the same price as the air ride replacement parts at that point. Since the air ride will self level I wouldn't have to mess with the air bags at all. Both ways it will be about $400 if I do helper bags. Just seeing what is the best way to go since electronics are good at failing in salt winter conditions

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[H.O. Driver]

I went with the arnott remanufactured oe shocks and a new pump. Arnott backs them with a warranty just as good as Delco but for way less. About $500 total but it all works just like it did from the factory. It was time, bladders were more blown out than Jenna Jamison.

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[Dr. Teeth]

Been through this with wife’s LTZ Suburban. Do NOT just replace pump; likely the whole shebang is leaky. I fragged 2 pumps to learn this.