🔧 Improved SEO-AIR LIFT 60732 1000 Series Rear Air Spring Kit Review

Adds much needed rear spring stiffness to your vintage Toyota Sienna. Gave us the help we needed to keep the rear from sagging when towing our trailer tent. Our bike pump definitely wasn't that accurate on psi, so make sure you use a good gauge when pumping it up to pressure. I used a hair dryer as a "heat gun" to heat the hose before attaching the connectors and it worked great. My system seems to hold the pressure very well. I found out that Orielly's auto shop sells a perfect sized guard…

An easy upgrade when loading your Sienna as loaded rear height is a known weakness of this van. We had our Sienna campsite loaded up in 2015, including 3 bikes on a trailer hitch. This helped keep the ride height closer to normal and greatly improved ride and handling. The road was in terrible condition with many twists and turns and the van behaved very well. Helps minimize roll in turns and smooth out bumps and dimples. This was the first flight with a large load, so time will tell the…

Installed in my 2013 Sienna AWD. Took the family to Florida, drove back and forth a total of 3,900 miles, and they would not have returned home without him. Inflated up to 35 pounds for the whole time. I had a family of 6, 4 bikes, roof rack, tow hitch with spare tire, ladder and pressure washer and it kept me going. Installed with a tee so I only have to pump one valve. A valve is also installed outside next to the hitch. I didn't want to get into a fully loaded minivan to inflate or deflate…

It was great. The installation was uncomplicated. I run it at 20psi, just drive around town and the rear end feels stiffer and has less wobble. Some considerations: - Watch the installation video online, there are parts you will need that are not included in this kit. - Make sure you buy yourself a cable and route all air hoses through the wire harness for protection. -I don't have a car lift, I just used jack stands and the scissor jack that comes with the car. USE TROLLEY STANDS IF ASSEMBLING

Got this for my 2015 Toyota Sienna. I either tow adults in the third row or up to three 40-pound mountain bikes on a hitch (or both), and when I did a combination of both, the car jerked and the sag was pretty terrible. I would ride down a lot, even if it was just four people with no bikes. After installation, the ride became much more difficult. I felt like my butt stayed bigger longer which is good for me. Terribly sharp speed bumps are no longer a threat to the bottom of my car. Since I'm…

Installing our 4WD Sienna was very easy. Getting the bags in rolls is a bit of a problem. Don't try if it's cold - wait for a hot day or soak everything in hot water to reach the spring. Once installed (maybe 45 minutes?) it works perfectly. I measured the ride height with no trailer and bags at 0 psi. I then hooked up the trailer and continued to refuel until the ride height was the same. I then made a small sticker showing this print. When towing, we use that pressure (31 psi). I keep…

Got this for my 2015 Toyota Sienna which I use regularly to haul heavy stuff. I like the van but the rear suspension is very soft and the rear rides very low when the van is full of people or cargo. I've failed the clutch device on speed bumps several times. I read about this product in a Sienna chat and decided to give it a try. Installation was pretty easy; I'm a car enthusiast and am happy with the repair and it took about three hours. About an hour to jack up the car, remove the rear wheels

Full benefit: a simple solution for temporary needs. Put them in the 2018 Sienna for ease of getting around the States. It turns out that standard siennas have a very low carrying capacity. Without them, the charge lowered the stern nearly 3 inches. Discharged at 30psi, they raised the rear end 1 inch and only allowed 1 inch of total sag. I don't know what the weight was (tools) but it's a functional impact. Driven normally on the interstate with no discernible compromises. Watch out for the…

Installed a 60732 1000 Series Air Lift on my 2015 Toyota Sienna LE. Installation went well. If I were a little younger and not disabled it would probably be as easy as peeling a pear. I like the little boost they gave my 25psi van, but after driving about ten miles on local pothole roads, I decided to drop the pressure to ten for daily driving. After lowering them to 10psi, the van looked like I never installed them. I used T for the setup because I wanted a balanced ride. I installed the line…