Review on Enhance Your Ride Comfort with AIR LIFT 59544 Ride Control Rear Air Spring Kit by Maalik Harris

Excellent purchase! I highly recommend the Airlift system! (In the beginning I had a couple of 2500lb overload springs that didn't work well when towing my work trailer, the back of the truck sagged.) Another reason I bought the Airlift system was because I later decided to change it should add a compressor with wireless connection. I can remotely. For the $243.93 I spent I thought it was reasonable. Easy to install but I felt the instructions and parts descriptions were not well done. It lists the equipment name and size, but it would be better if they included a drawing of the part with the name and size. Then when you start the installation instructions, they don't say which bracket to use, they say top and bottom brackets, but they have to put the top bracket part number on the top. L - driver's side, R - passenger's side. and there were a few more questions with instructions. I checked out the YouTube video for the F150 and found it very easy to follow. The instructions mention a minimum pressure of 5, when I emailed the company they said 10 pounds. After trying different pressures and since I'm towing a trailer with landscaping gear (14ft tandem axle with mowers, bushes etc) I found 30lbs to be perfect, not too heavy to drive without my work trailer and enough to tow my work Follower. Of course, I would add more pressure to my 24-foot Nash trailer. Overall I'm super impressed.