BMW X5 E53 with 4 Corner Levelling Only Wabco / Arnott EAS Air Suspension Compressor/Dryer Assembly 1999-2006

BMW X5 (E53 Chassis) Fitted with 4-Corner air levelling ONLY) Models 1999-2006

Arnott has teamed up directly with WABCO to supply you with the same OE BMW air compressor at a fraction of the dealer price. These BMW X5 compressors are made by the same supplier as to BMW. Arnott now has the one-stop solution for those who prefer the BMW original equipment air compressors. This same OE BMW compressor assembly will cost you considerably more at your local BMW dealership! This BMW X5 compressor kit includes just the compressor and dryer assembly. You will have to reuse your intake lines, mounting brackets, and plug. This new BMW compressor comes with detailed instructions.

This BMW X5 compressor is ONLY for vehicles equipped with 4-corner air suspension. This compressor will NOT work on BMW vehicles equipped with rear-only air suspension. If you are not sure which BMW compressor you have, please contact your local dealer with your VIN to clarify before ordering. 

 Original Equipment Number (for reference only):

37226787617, 37226753862, 37226779712, 37220151015

WABCO OES Air Suspension Compressor - BMW X5 (E53) w/4-Corner levelling fits the following vehicle(s):

• 1999 BMW X5 (E53 w/ 4 corner air levelling ONLY)
• 2000 BMW X5 (E53 w/ 4 corner air levelling ONLY)
• 2001 BMW X5 (E53 w/ 4 corner air levelling ONLY)
• 2002 BMW X5 (E53 w/ 4 corner air levelling ONLY)
• 2003 BMW X5 (E53 w/ 4 corner air levelling ONLY)
• 2004 BMW X5 (E53 w/ 4 corner air levelling ONLY)
• 2005 BMW X5 (E53 w/ 4 corner air levelling ONLY)
• 2006 BMW X5 (E53 w/ 4 corner air levelling ONLY)

Please Note: Before you buy a compressor please keep in mind that the main reason a compressor fails is because there is a leak in the Air Suspension System causing the compressor to overwork and "Burn Out". The most common cause for a leak in the system is an old leaky air spring bag. Your compressor warranty will be voided if there are further air leaks within the system causing your new compressor to overwork beyond its designed capabilities.