Like the MATE 60 PRO, the Down III from Depcon has no launch.

Like the MATE 60 PRO, Down III is way ahead of the game.

First of all, we have to install this magic set on our own car.

This is a bit of a difficult job, so it is recommended to get a professional to install it, and don't forget to bring the instructions with you.

If you want your car's chassis to be smooth enough, you must install this height sensor.

This object can accurately measure the height of the 4 air springs and ensure the balance of the chassis by regulating the air pressure in the airbags.

This way, the chassis won't tilt due to uneven thickness of the airbag walls.

Pre-set the height value of each air spring so that the ECU remembers your favorite state.

Up to 5 sets of gears can be preset.

Select different gears and the car will assume different positions.

Then you can start playing!

Just say, "Xiao Down, Xiao Down, low down." The suspension will drop to the bottom in a single bound!

It's also easy to shift gears - "Xiao Down, go into 1st gear." Down III will immediately assume the first position you preset ......

If you put a 200-pound beauty in the passenger seat, normal cars can't help but tilt to the right, Down III won't.

As long as the height is set, whether it's traveling or parked, Down III will automatically adjust to changes in load to ensure that all 4 air springs return to their proper height.

If the system malfunctions, the remote control will immediately display a fault code to tell you which part of the system is at fault. Most problems can be solved by pinpointing the location of the fault.

Next, depending on your mood at the moment, turn the lights on the octal valve to the color you want.

The color of the remote control's buttons can also be self-selected in the remote control's menu.

Lastly, and most annoyingly, when you see that someone else's air suspension can't play like this, those words always echo in your head, "Far away ahead! Far away ahead! "