Emergency kit to fill up air struts manually, for instance if the compressor is broken. Consists of air nipple, inflation valve and 1m pressure hose.
Can be connected directly to a simple battery compressor or similar with some pressure capacity, which you may already have in the car for tire refill.
You fill up the air springs to 5-7 bar, and you can then drive the car again.
For an introduction to the product and how to fill up an air spring, watch our video on Youtube:
https://youtu.be/hkR1R2Zh_ME?si=PsSPqXP9AoD4Vk3U
Remember that it can be difficult to fill up the bellows if the wheel is planted on the ground and the air strut is fully decompressed. You may have to jack up the car a bit to get air in.
Also note that the air filling hose is good to have on hand to pressure test the shock absorber after repair. At the rear, it is also used to loosen the plastic cover at the top when you open up the air strut. You can then pump a few bars in through the valve inlet on the side. The cover will then fly off. If you do so, ensure to have a free passage, it can come out very quickly.