🚗 Enhance Your Chevrolet Ride with Air Lift Company 59565 Ride Control Review

I have purchased Air Lift cushion kits for several trucks over the years. Always very satisfied with the product. I bought my current set a little over two years ago. I use it primarily for towing an RV and have about 10 pounds in my pockets when not towing. I never noticed anything at this level, but when I pumped air to tow, a bag leaked quite a bit. I called their warranty department, answered a few questions, sent the receipt and they immediately sent me a new replacement bag. Very cool…

My air bridge for my 2016 Silverado 1500 arrived today and it took me about 4 hours to install. I took my time and double checked as I left. The system is very simple and can be installed with the usual tools. My only wish is that they include a "bolt fishing wire" so the first bolt goes through the frame. Otherwise everything went well. I'm going to tow my trailer this weekend. The Ari suspension along with my EQ should make a big difference in feel. Very happy with the design and details.

I bought this kit to prevent sagging while carrying my bike on the back of my 2017 Silverado with 7" rear and 5" front drop. I asked if it would work and of course I got crickets. Well, after a bit of fiddling with the flip kit's bottom bracket, I got it working. And it works fine. With 20 pounds of air, he rode better with the bike and luggage in the back than without that kit. I had an interference issue and it popped but I put a spare in and this time I'm making sure the gap is ok. However…

Used this to increase the strength of my suspension in my Silverado 1500 for towing. I had a heavy drawbar trailer that almost lowered the truck and I used them to raise the ride height again. Worked like a charm for land travel. Then we did the landscaping, which required filling the truck body with up to 2 tons of stone. Without them, the suspension would certainly have failed and caused some damage to the truck. They're strong, durable, and easy to install (took me about 2 hours because I'm…

Just installed and only been using for a few days. Bought for the sole purpose of maintaining stock driving performance when not towing. 95% of the time I ride unloaded. I was concerned that buying 5K big airbags with even minimal pressure would be too difficult. While I can't speak about it, I can say that I see no difference between the airbags installed and the minimum pressure (5 psi) and how the truck drove prior to installation. So for me it's perfect. Haven't towed with them yet but I'm…

I bought them in July and installed them on my 2017 Silverado shortly after. They have been leaking since day one of installation and we have not been able to determine where. Soapy water shows nothing. Last weekend the plug on the right pocket where the hose connector screws in just popped out when I was checking for leaks as it isn't holding air. The pressure on the left will lose 1/2 a day. Edit - I finally contacted Air Lift directly a few months after purchase and they listened to my case…

I never write reviews but now I'm not thrilled. This is my second Air Lift system that I have ordered from Revain. The first was the Load Lifter 5000. I have a 2017 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali and according to Air Lift and Revain's website it fits in the truck. Well it doesn't match the Denali as there is an extra link that attaches to the leaf spring. Neither Revain nor Air Lift list this minor issue, had to find it on an obscure blog that said only Ride Control would fit in the Denali so it came…

I just installed it today. I've already deducted a star for one screw (on each side) that everyone is complaining about. If you've recently installed a decent hitch, you know Air Lift could make this task easier, but decided against it. This decision cost me a star. I'm towing the bumper behind a 32ft RV with a 2015 Silverado 1500 (6.2L and MAX Tow Package). I can pull the bumper as hard as I can on the 2500HD and 3500HD. My truck didn't really need help, but a few reviewers here said it helps…