[michel.provost64]

Looking for a suspension airlift kit compatible with the car. Can't find any confirmation for 2022. Is the 60860 compatible? Or else? Thanks

 

[teebrrron]

Yes it will fit, but I don't know anyone who has previously installed it to confirm the procedure.
It looks like it may take some time to install the kit if you're doing it yourself.

 

[GaryMiyakawa]

I believe there was a change in the 2022 Tuscon rear suspension and Air Lift doesn't currently have a kit that is compatible.

 

[GaryMiyakawa]

UPDATE:

I did a bunch of digging around and found that the spring part number for the 2021 and 2022 are different (but the suspension technology is still the same). I just contacted Air Lift and they confirmed the kit for the 2021 has NOT been tested/confirmed with the 2022 model. They were going to do a bit of research and would let me know if they find anything about this. Also, they reminded me that they have a 60 day, no question asked, return guarantee and I could just try it.

I'll update here if I find out anything else.

Cheers,

Gary M

 

[GaryMiyakawa]

UPDATE 2:

Just got a call back from Air Lift and they confirmed there was quite a bit of changes between the 2021 and 2022.. Longer wheelbase, etc... for that reason, they can not confirm the installation of 2021 kit. They did say they will be updating the list when engineering has a chance to test with the new 2022 Tuscon...

Drat..

Gary M

 

[GaryMiyakawa]

UPDATE 2:

Just got a call back from Air Lift and they confirmed there was quite a bit of changes between the 2021 and 2022.. Longer wheelbase, etc... for that reason, they can not confirm the installation of 2021 kit. They did say they will be updating the list when engineering has a chance to test with the new 2022 Tuscon...

Drat..

Gary M

I just bit the bullet and bought the 60860 kit and will attempt the install over the next 2 weeks. Just trying to get the sag out when completely loaded with Dive gear. I'll let you all know how it goes.

Gary M

 

[Tucspouse]

I recall Airlift 1000 has an onlineconfigurator of sorts to base an application on the coil's i.d. and ht. If that's the case, then a little confused why they didn't mention that. Maybe liability. Or, maybe I'm dreaming things up.