etrailer | Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate Air Helper Springs Review

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Hey everyone, Ryan here at etrailer. Today we're gonna be checking out the line of Airlift LoadLifter 5000 Air Helper Springs for the rear axle. And these ones are going to have the internal jounce bumpers. Being that these are all custom fit for every particular vehicle, you wanna be sure to use our fit guide, put in your vehicle's information and make sure you get the right kit for your particular truck. For those of you that are pulling heavy trailers around or hauling heavy loads, we've probably come to realize that your suspension could use a little bit of help. And that's exactly what these are gonna do.

Without 'em, a lot of times, you might notice your truck squatting or sagging when you have that load back there and that's kind of putting unnecessary wear and tear on your suspension components. What a lot of people notice too, myself included, is a lot of increased body roll. Meaning when you're hauling that load and you're making those turns, what tends to happen is a vehicle almost feels top heavy, right So it wants to lean and it's super slow to recover and you know, it's just not ideal. Don't make for a comfortable towing experience or anything like that. Not to mention too, especially if you tow a lot and your suspension's loaded quite often, you know, it can wear out other parts as well.

You know, your tires won't wear evenly, you get decreased braking performance, so on and so forth. And so by adding a suspension enhancement like this airbag or air spring here, it's going to really help combat all those issues and make your driving experience that much more comfortable. Here's what the air springs can look like once they're installed on your truck and being that these are all custom fit, you know, your kit might look a little bit different. We have 'em on an F-250 today, but that's kind of a nice thing with these, you know, all the brackets are gonna be made for your particular vehicle. From my experience, you know, we do a lot of these Air Lift bags here.

From my experience just about any vehicle you put 'em on, they tend to fit really well and I feel like compared to some of the other kits out there, that Air Lift kind of keeps it simple, right Which definitely, you know, generally makes the installation process a little bit easier. But the way that they're gonna work, they just fill the void between the bottom of your frame rail and the top of your axle. You know, you inflate these full of air and that's how they're gonna provide the support and that little bit of extra cushion there if you will, to keep your truck level and reduce the body roll and help unload the suspension a little bit. You can adjust these from 5 PSI all the way up to 100 PSI so you can really dial in, you know, to your particular load, if you're hauling something lighter one day, you might need 10 pounds there. If you got something super heavy, you might need 60, 70, 80+.

A lot of people find themselves somewhere in the middle, that usually seems to be a a pretty sweet spot as far as that goes. And these are gonna have a load carrying capacity of up to 5,000 pounds. So that's just how much weight the bags can handle. That doesn't mean if you put these on, you're gonna increase your truck's overall weight carrying capacity. We do get a lot of questions about people asking if air springs are gonna be compatible with embed hitches, so your fifth wheels and your goosenecks, things like that. It makes sense because