🚗 Upgraded Replacement Rear Coil Spring for 2004-2007 Buick Rainier - Elite Suspension 65220c Review

Perfect fix for leaking rear airbags/springs on my 2002 Olds Bravada. Never carry heavy objects so you don't have to replace expensive airbags. Works and drives great. The ride height looks the same as always and I don't go out after work to watch my Bravada sag in the rear and have to wait a few minutes for the bags to inflate.

They were the perfect replacement for the leaking air bags in my 03 Envoy. Perfect fit, great ground clearance (matches the front) and a great price. I can't comment on how they handle the load as we never tow more than a few hundred pounds. Therefore, they are perfect for replacing airbags. I cut and plugged the old air lines so I can still use the tire pump, balls, etc when I need them.

recommended item appears to be high quality, easy way to replace/upgrade a failed air suspension system, the only problem i had was trying to remove that Originally failed airbag, the locking tab at the top was difficult to turn to release it from the chassis bracket, this was certainly not a problem when changing the springs, a very economical and efficient way of restoring the correct ride height to my GMC Envoy.

A couple of points. A spring compressor is not required at all. You may want to pull the ABS sensor clamp off the frame on either side, but compressing the spring is not necessary. Once you lower the shocks, the axle dangles enough to accommodate the springs. My big problem was that one of my bags wouldn't detach from the chassis. There's a locking tab that keeps it in place, but mine still gets stuck. I've done a lot of horrible things with this bag but ended up throwing up with a pneumatic…