🚗 AIR LIFT 60798 1000 Series Rear Air Suspension Kit Review

Works great on my 2006 Crown Victoria. I like it when the car is full of people or things and at the same time stays level. Ride quality doesn't deteriorate unless you put in too much air. I'm fine with around 35psi. It's a great alternative for those who don't want or don't want to deal with the complexities of installing an air spring but want a smooth ride.

For my purpose these airbags worked great. But I only installed them to replace the soft springs and big tires on my Cadillac Deville. Overall, not much has changed in terms of ride quality. At lower speeds of "about 30" you can easily bounce up and down like driving a tractor down the road. But since my suspension was modified, you may never experience anything like this.

Fitted to a 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis (non air suspension model). Installation was easy, just slide the bags into the springs and route the air ducts. The connections do not leak at all and the effects are noticeable. At 5psi, the rear end sags less over bumps. At 10psi there's a nice firm feel to the rear (still over the car). At higher pressures, the rear rises noticeably, compensating for the weight of the trailer tongue and the level of the hitch.

Hi guys I bought this item but it turned out to be uncomfortable at all after fitting and even after months of fitting the bottle was in the world sprayed that the installation was well done, and also there is a defect if after a week or less the balloon is inflated, the air is blown out again and so on i have regretted buying this product and i have my money on it Purchase and freight lost Saudi Arabia. I hope that God will compensate me for my loss. Thank you for reading my comment

I installed a set of these and non-original coil springs on a Mercury Grand Marquis. They replaced automatic air spring assembly. This build is known to cost $$$$$ EXPENSIVE to fix. A quality shop installed the whole thing for $250. MONEY MUST BE SPENT. We constantly tow a trailer and the load changes. This device allows you to adjust the height of the tail and the rigidity of the ride. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. A note. Another option is air shock absorbers. I used them for 30 years and finally gave…

Installation is tedious until you find the best way. A simple method that you will understand after doing this a few times: the back of the car from the ground. Put the car on axle stands. 2) Roll the airbag into the shape of a hot dog bun (fold the rounded ends in and then fold the bags in half like a bun) and then use zip ties to maintain the hot dog bun shape (just use the cap as suggested, not enough). ). 3) Feed the tubing through the top of the spring. 4) Thread the hose through the part…

**Review updated**Exactly almost one year from date of purchase. I was driving home on the freeway when I heard the big bang of a rear car wheel. I thought I had a puncture. When I got home and saw the suspension sag, I climbed under the car to check the cushions. Turns out they broke. Well, I'm not writing this in anger or frustration. I ordered and installed them for a short term job that required me to haul heavy loads for several months. The thing is, I just want to draw your attention to…