🚗 Enhance Your Ride with Air Lift 1000 Air Suspension Kit 60814 Review

I was a little skeptical at first but my cousin put one on his Ram 1500 and he loved it. I tried them on a 2018 Grand Caravan GT to tow my small aluminum boat and couldn't be happier. Fairly easy setup and fantastic results, especially with the van fully loaded.

The airbags installed fairly quickly after I dropped my axle. Doing it on the floor is a bit awkward but doable. I didn't drill a hole in the body above the upper shock mount. There was a spot where you could run a hose without that extra hole. The ride is a bit stiffer with 5 pounds of air. Nothing annoying, but softer in corners. I'm glad I have this for road trips.

Finally got around to installing it. Having been (owned/operated) in an auto repair shop many years ago and now putting it on the floor with jack stands, I highly recommend the average DIYer to leave this job at the auto repair shop or you will regret getting it started later. With the airbags themselves, it was a little tricky to get into the coils on my Grand Caravan, but it did the trick. So far, so good

I installed these on my 2011 Dodge Caravan. Doesn't matter! Even without a trailer, the van is a little low to the ground. As soon as I put air in the pockets, it actually lifts the back end a few inches. This makes it easier to tilt the steering wheel of my motorhome backwards. Now let's talk about the towing ride. IMPRESSIVE. The van drives like a marshmallow. So very smooth and stable. I know when I forget to deflate. Moving is much harder. I highly recommend them if you need to upgrade your

I have this in a 2011 Chrysler Town & Country that I use to take a road bike that's hung on a hitch receiver. The bike weighs about 260 pounds due to the heavy weight on the tow receiver. I got a custom heavy duty tug and used these air springs to take up the spring sag I had hanging the bike up. At 30psi I can carry a bike, 5 people and gear and it rides great. Don't forget to drop the pressure to 5-10psi when unloaded or driving in a very stiff van.

I installed these on my 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan to keep it level when towing the pop up. They do their job really well. I had to buy a new hitch for the van because it was so much taller. As long as they hold air with no leaks. I plan to keep a bike tire inflator in my van for emergency adjustments because it doesn't take a lot of air to inflate them. For my occasional towing I don't see the need for an onboard compressor, but if you intend to load and unload frequently you may need an onboard

Installed by us on a 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan. I've been driving it for a year and finally had the opportunity to write a review. We installed it ourselves and it took about 3-1/2 hours. (I've spent some time planning airlines out of sight and installed a schrader valve in the fuel filler flap. I like it when it looks hidden and it was the best way to hide it and have easy access without bending down I check it when I fill the tank and it holds air pretty well but it loses air over time so…