🚗 Enhance Your Ride Comfort with AIR LIFT 59542 Ride Control Rear Air Spring Kit Review

It works, but I have to pump it up every day. The mechanic tried in vain to find the leak by spraying pipes and wells with soapy water. .

So far so good! The feel and handling of my F150 towing a 25ft Bayliner has definitely improved. The bags themselves make a well-made and durable impression. Installation took a while as I measured twice so installation time didn't matter to me. You need to drill 4 screw holes, but now you have new sharp drill bits. No mistake.

Here you can see the air controls on my 1999 Ford F150, 21 years old, 380,000 miles and those airbags brought it back to life now I can transport it everything, the weight distribution is amazing, the stability is amazing, they are very easy to assemble, it took a maximum of an hour and a half per side. I don't usually write reviews, but it's worth buying this product, it's worth it.

The product came quickly from the seller, the instructions are not the same, I went to the Airlift website and downloaded the necessary instructions. The product itself was of high quality and had all the necessary parts to install the device on a truck. The end result is excellent. I had to add a 3/8" flat washer to make the top bracket alignment work. You will need to drill 4-3/8" holes in the frame for the top bracket. For the bottom brackets that fit the top rear and brackets, you may need…

I have a friend who installed a similar kit on his Ford F-150 (2011 model) and was happy with it so I bought it for my early Ford F-150 (2000 ) . I paid a professional mechanic to install my kit as I didn't have a jack to raise my truck and had to drill four holes in the frame on each side. I just didn't have the tools for it, although late-day setup is relatively easy. I was delighted when I started my first ride using air springs to tow my 3000 pound 18 foot trailer. The ride was much better…