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SEARCHAs Air Lift Company marks its 65th year of business in 2014, the air suspension provider announced the addition of a 40,000-square-foot addition to be built at the company's Lansing, Mich., headquarters.
As Air Lift Company marks its 65th year of business in 2014, the air suspension provider announced the addition of a 40,000-square-foot addition to be built at the company's Lansing, Mich., headquarters.
The new space represents a significant expansion of Air Lift's manufacturing capacity. The company has also recently added engineering support in response to the growing demand for Air Lift air suspension products.
Air Lift provides a range of load assist products for trucks, RVs, and SUVs and has seen growth in this category.
"In our 65th year of business, the entrepreneurial spirit of Air Lift's founders can be seen in the continuing pursuit of providing suspension products that help create better lives," said Kevin Mehigh, president, Air Lift.
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