Enhance Your Ride: A Complete Review of the AIR LIFT 59554 Ride Control Rear Air Spring Kit Review

Not for Titan SV 2017. Multiple reviews suggest this is the case. Return was easy, the right ones were ordered and installed. The correct number for the 2017 Titan SV is 57331. The product itself looked nice and would have been easy to install if it had been the right fit for me.

Works as well if not better than described. Put this set on my half ton long cab heavy truck and when I'm not loaded or towing a trailer I keep them at around 10psi and you hardly know they're there but when you need them and put some air in them, they do exactly what they need to do 10/10

Fits my Titan 05 perfectly. The instructions aren't great but it was easy to look at the pictures and figure it out. This is necessary when you are pulling something heavy. Towing now feels much safer and it eliminates trailer bouncing. 30 pounds is about what I drive towing. I put a T so they both fill to the same level.

I bought these for my 2012 Nissan Titan Pro4X. The installation is not easy, I had to drill and screw the frame. The instructions say to "tap" the screw, but I've never been able to do that. If you have a little know-how, you won't have a problem. Once on, great product. prevents my truck from sagging when I connect my camper. Really worked.

Essential for anyone who owns a caravan. This makes towing a lot less springy, even with a weight-distributed clutch. Another plus is that I can carry 2,000 pounds in the back of my truck without hitting the ground. Installation took me about 2 hours. Just make sure you keep checking to make sure the air springs are properly aligned and in the right place.

Installed it myself on my 2012 Nissan Titan with no problems. When drilling the holes for the top bracket, be sure to check the back of the frame. I almost pierced the wiring for my taillights etc. The instructions were decent, but if you're at all mechanically inclined (and you should be if you're doing this setup yourself) you won't have any problems. The product is working great so far, but I haven't connected the camper yet. I'll post an update once I get it out on the freeway and see a…

I installed these airbags on my 2006 Titan 2WD to help tow a trailer, crouch in the rear. Installation wasn't very difficult, but you will need to drill holes in the truck's metal frame. The instructions were easy to follow and there were some helpful videos on YouTube. I also found an example of someone running ducts and valves through the license plate mounting holes which was a brilliant idea. In terms of performance, they had a big impact on squats. The amount you put in the bags will of…

I bought these primarily to align the truck when towing as my 2006 Titan has an alignment kit. So far these are excellent airbags. Installation was fairly easy, although I would have done it differently if I had to install it on a different truck. I would remove the bags from the bracket and then line up the two brackets (one on the frame, the other on the spring) before drilling the holes. I followed the instructions and it was very difficult to line them up when squeezing the bags. So my…