🚚 Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Air Suspension Kit - Model: 57200 Review

Product works well. DO NOT attempt to tighten this product yourself unless you are a very experienced wrench. Absolutely meticulous process, even with a lift. Other than that, once installed they are very good. The bags or air line will leak very slowly, but will take weeks to empty. Would buy again and pay someone to install next time.

Just installed and all parts included in the package fit almost as expected. I had to grind down one of the forks, not for the detail but because when they built the truck they screwed the spring a little closer to the wheel so it would fit properly. Otherwise everything according to the instructions and without problems. Make sure the tubing is straight and cut cleanly. I've paired this with a wireless compressor and I'm loving it so far. Make sure when working with air lines that the ends are

This air suspension system was great and installed easily on my 2013 F150. It took me about 2 hours to install. I currently have a tee connecting 2 bags and a line back to the bumper. I installed a schrader valve in the empty space next to the rear license plate. (The license plate light glows nicely when you need to inflate/deflate at night). I pump them up to about 33psi to balance everything out when towing my camper. I love the extra stability they add to the truck. I may add an onboard…

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"…

I am considering this product for installation only. I will fix it as needed once I've used it for its intended purpose to ensure proper ride height when towing my 32ft TT. First let me say that I was a bit skeptical about the 2 hour set up time. I was right, it was 7 o'clock. Also, there was a previous reviewer who said there was no need to brace the axles and the clearance could be achieved by jacking up the hitch. It seems correct, but I don't know if you want all that weight on your hitch…

UPDATED 05/09/17. I don't use airbags very often. But if I'm hauling with a heavy drawbar or hauling something big in the back, it's nice to be able to air the truck and raise it up. The best ventilation solution I could think of was to put a small 2.5 gallon air tank under the truck and connect it to the bumper Schrader valve. Fill the reservoir before using the pouches and you can deflate and refill multiple times with just the air in the reservoir. Just make sure there are no leaks. You end…