LIFT 60817 1000 Air Spring Review

Towing an 18ft trailer with two quads and camping gear and a jeep loaded to the max; I can tell you that these bags are worth buying not just for towing, but for everyday use. I run them on a minimum air pressure of 5psi when unloaded or towed and ride fantastic, max air pressure is 30psi when loaded and the ride was smooth and comfortable no say or jump just right! Highly recommended.

Put it on our jk to level when towing a caravan. Works great and I think it actually improves drivability even when not being towed. Installation took a few hours, no big deal. No jacks were needed, only partially jacked up on each side to stretch the spring just enough to push the bags in. I installed the inflator on the underside of the jack's rear compartment. Work at around 25psi at all times.

Was skeptical because of the low price. Installed in a few months and they are great. Useful for a little extra lift on my jeep when it's loaded for a ride. I had to ask them for an extra set of rubber pads but they didn't hesitate to send them through the association for free. The instructions are a little generic, but installation is easy and you'll get the hang of it.

Great product. Installed on my 15ft JKU with 3.5" lift and 35. I'm towing a 22" RV and the rear of my Jeep flexes a few inches (300lb tongue weight). This kit keeps it perfectly level and eliminates any rear bumps when towing. I recommend it to anyone who drives a jeep. It's the difference between day and night. It took me an hour to install, but I spent most of my time deciding whether to install an air valve. I opted for decided the number plate pocket. It turned out pretty smooth.

Once a month I tow a cargo trailer full of Boy Scout gear on my 2010 Wrangler. I used to get blinded by oncoming drivers at night because the rear crouched and my headlights tilted up. Air Lift air springs solved this problem. But it's not just that it's much more stable in tow now. Braking performance has also improved and overall handling has improved. It also drives better without towing. I max it out to 35psi when towing and drop it to 25 when not towing. Definitely recommend them. Easy…

The rear air bags were very easy to install. Routing the air hoses was easy and I connected them into one air hose. I routed the hose over the rear axle and to the fender on the passenger side. I drilled a hole to fit the air intake and it went in fine. The bags are easy to ventilate or deflate the bags. At 30 psi, the Jeep's rear height increased about 2 inches. Very helpful when towing a trailer. When riding off-road I retain about 10 pounds which is very comfortable. I can add or deflate air

I bought this to install on my Jeep JKU coil spring to deal with trailer rear suspension sag. Installation and results were better than I expected. At first I was concerned that the 35psi rating would not be enough to solve the problem, but found that my application only required 15psi. Large stock. Installation was as easy as you would expect from a suspension upgrade. Push the bags inside the spring and connect the hoses. The equipment provided is sufficient for low pressure applications…

Excellent product. So easy to install. I have a 2015 JKU without a lift. I needed something to get the back to it's original height because I have a few tools in the back. I didn't have to remove the rubber. I placed a quick jack under the hitch just in front of the tire. Then I lifted the car until the tire was about an inch off the pavement. I then jacked up the car to be on the safe side. First, compress the bag as instructed. Then put between the coils. Remove the teat cover to roll up the…

So we just bought our second RV (Passport 2650bh.) When we tried to bring it home in our 2012 Manual Transmission Call of Duty 6 Jeep, we noticed a bit of rear sag and the Jeep bumps didn't budge at all, making for a very bumpy ride. My husband started searching the internet for an inexpensive solution to our problem and landed on Revane's website. He sent me a link to this product and told me to buy it (something I don't often hear from him). He installed them himself on one of the Sabbath…