Enhance Your Ride Comfort with AIR LIFT 59544 Ride Control Rear Air Spring Kit Review

As others have said this is a good product for its intended purpose. If you are looking for "lift" then this is probably NOT what you are looking for. However, if you want to correct for sag due to weak leaf springs, this will bring you back up to original height and keep you there under load. I can't substantiate the 2000 pound claim, but I put an 800 pound Harley in the back and at about 50 psi my truck sits where it used to sag. My headlights dazzled oncoming traffic, and in response, the…

Amazingly quick and easy installation using mostly basic tools. This involves some metal cutting, but there's nothing a hacksaw and a little elbow grease can't do. I routed air ducts to the back of my 08 F150 and drilled two small holes on each side of the license plate for the air valves. With black caps, you can't even tell he's there. The only problem I've had so far is that one side moves flat. After removing it and checking the airbag, I soon found that it was a stuck choke that was…

The nylon airbag nuts were missing. Unfortunately, this was discovered after the attachments were already fitted. Poor product quality management when parts are missing. I had to install air springs while we were on vacation where our truck is, so I can't return the parts. I thought it would be easy and everything would be fine, but it wasn't there. After the first ride, one of the airbag valves broke due to missing nuts. It's a pity that I can't send the goods back because we're already back…

Excellent purchase! I highly recommend the Airlift system! (In the beginning I had a couple of 2500lb overload springs that didn't work well when towing my work trailer, the back of the truck sagged.) Another reason I bought the Airlift system was because I later decided to change it should add a compressor with wireless connection. I can remotely. For the $243.93 I spent I thought it was reasonable. Easy to install but I felt the instructions and parts descriptions were not well done. It lists

I needed something like this to keep my truck's headlights off the air as I installed a 2" leveling kit in front and when towing my boat. Everything arrived quickly, packed in a factory box in a shipping box. My only concern is that I assumed a tee would be included so I can only install one valve. Since I'm doing this job tomorrow, I'll need to adjust a valve for each line and then at some point in the future get a T and get it right. Using a compressor with this adjustment might not require a