Review on 🚚 Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Air Suspension Kit - Model: 57200 by Antonio Santiago

I installed them on a 2009 F150. You don't need to jack up the truck and remove the wheels like the instructions say. Just grab a flashlight and hide under the truck from the rain. And if it's raining heavily, take the manual with you, it's hard to read when it gets wet. A jack under the tongue gives you a little more room if you tend to bang your head. Installation was pretty easy. You will need a 6mm allen wrench and a 7/32 inch allen wrench. For everything else you will need a 1/2" or 9/16" wrench or socket. A torque wrench works too. On the inside of the frame at the top right were the air spring mounts that I used to route the air duct through the frame back to the bumper, the only thing I don't like is that there's only one screw holding the top bracket to the frame. I think one is enough, I just like a bit of redundancy. I always thought the Firestone Ride Rites had better performing mounting hardware, but I didn't think they were worth the extra hundreds of dollars. This time I would try Air Lifts. It looks like they work very well. I also bought a Revain 12v EPAuto compressor to air them. It's quite a nice device.