About Arnott Inc & Its History

Arnott's History

Starting in the family garage out of Punta Gorda, Florida, Adam Arnott discovered his passion for working on and building cars. His father, Donald Arnott, recognized and encouraged Adam’s automotive aptitude and interest. The pair began traveling throughout Florida with the goal of repairing air suspension problems along the way. This was often done for little to no fee.

In 1989, this dedication for cars and helping others laid the foundation for Arnott Industries. Now, Arnott has become the most successful, advanced and innovative automotive air suspension manufacturer in the world.

Today at Arnott

Arnott has grown to offer over 1,000 products covering more than 800 vehicle applications—ranging from new and remanufactured air, magnetic, and electronic struts and shocks to air springs, compressors, conversion kits, and ride height components.

In our state-of-the-art Research & Development Center, skilled engineers analyze OE cores to identify weak points, then design and prototype improved solutions using advanced 3D modeling and precision CNC machining. Each part is validated through rigorous testing on our in-house fleet before production begins.

Our US and EU manufacturing teams bring these innovations to life using the same high-end CNC technology and strict quality standards, ensuring every Arnott component delivers world-class performance, reliability, and longevity.

Built with Purpose

Because Every Drive Matters

At Arnott, we believe every driver deserves a suspension system that restores confidence, comfort, and control. That belief drives our mission to engineer smarter, longer-lasting solutions that elevate the driving experience. We see every challenge in a vehicle’s suspension not as a failure, but as an opportunity to innovate, improve, and redefine reliability.

What inspires us most is knowing the difference our work makes every day. From the first idea to the final product, our teams are guided by a shared commitment to quality, innovation, and pride in craftsmanship. We do what we do because we care about the people behind the wheel, and we want every ride to feel as good as it did the day the vehicle first hit the road.