🚗 Enhance Your Vehicle's Performance with the Air Lift 57113 LoadLifter 5000 Air Suspension Kit Review

Installed in my 1992 Toyota Itasca camper van. A 90 degree drill bit is highly recommended for drilling holes in the frame!

Was pretty easy to install on our '91 Toyota Itasca camper van. It raised the rear bumper just enough to clear the driveway aprons and smoothed out the ride with Beilstein shocks, the best possible upgrade.

Great product at a great price. Still works as promised 1 year after purchase and one big ride. Very happy with this product. Works better than the original jacks they replaced. I highly recommend this product and the seller.

I installed these on a 1987 Toyota Class C motorhome, the originals were removed It took longer than I expected but I had to remove the old airbags. My 7 year old grandson helped me by handing me the tools so I didn't have to get out from under the unit very often. The airbags worked great, highly recommended. Dol

Good product, setting the air pressure to max raises the back of my old RV at least 6 inches. Installation requires jacks, tall supports, and tools. should be able to loosen the spring clips and if you live in an area where salt is used on the roads this may not be possible at all. Requires truck frame drilling, in my case I had to buy a long drill bit, 5/16" as access was difficult. All parts were included and the fit was good.

I just finished installing this Air Ride Kit (57113) on my Toyota Sunrader 81 RV 6-bolt rear this weekend. Too bad I didn't have a lift for this job. Between 2 racing jacks and 4 stands I was able to raise the body but when installing make sure one of the racing jacks is under the spring before attempting to loosen the u-bolts securing the axle and leaf spring walk. on the 19 mm screws under the plate. You'll also need a 90 degree drill bit that fits into those hard-to-reach places. I wanted an