Air Lift 19-23 Toyota Corolla FWD Front Kit - 78775Find parts that fit my vehicle

Reach for the ground with Air Lift Performance and REALLY lower your 2019-2023 Toyota Corolla Hatchback and 2020-2023 Corolla Sedan! The Toyota Corolla has everything you could want, style, sophistication, and high performance. At Air Lift Performance, we wanted to ensure that your vehicle has a suspension that could get it low without sacrificing the high-quality ride and feel. Our engineers gave the Corolla the ability to air out to 90mm (3.5 inches) lower than stock in the front, making it impossible to go unnoticed. Still, this drop wasn't enough for us. Our kits are also about achieving versatility while eliminating classic lowered-car problems with the touch of a button. We pride ourselves on ensuring that every kit we build rides great and handles the curves like a refined sports sedan should. In front, the Toyota Corolla kit features progressive rate, double bellows air springs placed over a high-performance monotube, and threaded body shocks. With 30 levels of damping adjustability, the shocks allow for a vast range of customization, from super soft to race car stiff. As the leader in air suspension products for over 70 years, Air Lift Performance is committed to delivering quality parts that last. To ensure the highest quality, longevity, and customer satisfaction, the key suspension components have all been torture-tested to 1 million cycles on our hydraulic test rig at temperatures from -30F to 150F.

Suspension components are key to making sure your car is riding smoothly on or off the road. With upgraded suspension components, you can unlock the full potential of your vehicles performance.

Air suspension kits replace the factory spring suspension of your vehicle, allowing you to adjust your ride height on the spot.

“Necessity is the mother of invention.” To some, this might just be an old saying…but to GE Engineer Claude Pemberton and Oldsmobile Toronado developer Don Perkins, this was the start of Air Lift Company in Lansing, Michigan in 1949. Post-war automotive fascination meant that families were crisscrossing the country in their cars, usually loaded down with kids and luggage—causing the springs to sag badly. With this in mind, Air Lift Company set out to build a suspension that would not only help support an overloaded vehicle, but would also improve ride quality and safety…a state of mind that Air Lift still adheres to today.