Air Lift 57204 LoadLifter Spring Review

If you are a DIY enthusiast, you can work all day. Instructions are easy to follow. Good product. Works perfectly. After connecting our transporter, we can raise the airbags, which will quickly level the truck. And takes a lot of bounce from the ride. Even without a load, the truck drives more smoothly. I recommend getting a compressor to inflate the airbags more easily. It's also a pretty quick install. Then you don't have to fill them in manually. You can use the remote control in the truck…

Used these on a 2018 GMC Sierra to help with a 40 foot fifth wheel sag. They lifted 2,000 pounds with ease and had a very comfortable ride. I now use them when hauling other heavy loads on the bed. The inclusion of the automatic compressor makes inflation and deflation easier as I now only use a DC powered compressor that often blows off after 70 or 80 pounds of pressure. I have to deflate when the truck is unloaded or I feel uncomfortable driving which makes me sick from traffic. Installation…

This is the second AirLift product I have, the first was on a Ram 1500 and I have had no complaints about this unit. However, this one has some pretty serious manufacturing flaws that I had to drill and sand down to get it working. The passenger side main beam had a hole that was oblong instead of round and it wasn't even in the right place so I had to redrill the hole and then chamfer the edges because of the flange bolts. Not much, but when you're paying that much for a simple product, it…

First the Installation: The brackets fit my 2017 Sierra 1500, 6.5" bed perfectly. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. All the work including getting tools, jacking up the truck, removing tires and vice versa took about 3 hours. I could have gone a little faster, but I was very careful to get it right the first time. Second, performance: I placed my valves on the bumper next to the license plate and used a cigarette lighter tire compressor to inflate, which worked well. and was an…