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Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Air Helper Springs - Rear Axle

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5,000-lb Capacity. Designed to upgrade your rear suspension, LoadLifter 5000 air springs provide high-quality, full-time load support. They level your vehicle, improving braking and ride comfort and reducing the strain on your factory suspension. Great Prices for the best vehicle suspension from Air Lift. Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Air Helper Springs - Rear Axle part number AL57397 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Air Lift Vehicle Suspension - AL57397

Highlights

  • Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
  • 5,000-lb Load Support: Levels your truck and steadies handling for safer towing and hauling.
  • Improves Steering and Braking: Keeps the rear level so your headlights and control stay consistent.
  • Adjustable Air Pressure (5–100 psi): Fine-tune ride comfort and support for different load weights.
  • Reduces Bounce and Sway: Minimizes road shock to keep the ride smooth and stable under heavy loads.
  • Built to Last: 2-ply reinforced rubber with corrosion-resistant Zytel nylon endcaps for long-term reliability.
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Features to know about

Stay Level and Confident Under Heavy Loads: Up to 5,000 lbs of Rear Suspension Support

When you’re hauling a heavy trailer or a full bed of tools, the LoadLifter 5000 air springs step in with up to 5,000 lbs of load-leveling support. They keep your vehicle level front to rear, improving steering and braking performance and keeping your headlights aimed correctly. By taking the strain off your factory suspension, these helper springs help maintain control and comfort even when the rear end would normally sag.

Fine-Tune Ride Height for Every Trip: Adjustable from 5 psi to 100 psi

Every load is different, so being able to adjust your setup matters. With air pressure settings from 5 to 100 psi, you can dial in just the right amount of support for heavy towing days or lighter daily driving. Each air spring can be inflated independently using the included manual valves and air lines, allowing side-to-side leveling when loads aren’t evenly distributed.

Built Tough for Real-World Hauling: Reinforced Rubber and Zytel Endcaps

Durability is baked into every part of this system. The air bags are made of 2-ply, fabric-reinforced rubber for long-term reliability under load. The endcaps use high-strength Zytel nylon that’s lighter, stronger, and more corrosion resistant than steel, so they won’t rust or leak over time. Air Lift’s exclusive upper and lower roll plates add even more protection to extend the life of the springs and boost their load capacity.

Smooth Out Rough Roads: Stability and Comfort Working Together

Heavy loads can make a truck bounce or sway more than it should. The LoadLifter 5000 helps smooth out those rough spots by absorbing road shock and minimizing sway for a steadier ride. With the suspension leveled and evenly supported across all four wheels, steering feels more precise, tires wear evenly, and braking stays consistent no matter how much weight you’re carrying.

Straightforward Setup for DIY Installers: Brackets and Hardware Included

Getting these air springs installed doesn’t take a shop full of tools. The kit includes mounting brackets, hardware, manual inflation valves, and air lines so you can bolt everything into place with basic tools. Once mounted, just set your preferred pressure through the easily accessible valves—typically placed on the bumper—and you’re ready to haul with confidence.

Specs

Weight and Capacity

  • Load-leveling capacity: up to 5,000 lbs

Pressure

  • Adjustable air pressure: 5 psi - 100 psi

Warranty

  • Lifetime warranty
  • 60-Day satisfaction guarantee

Note

  • Compatible with in-bed hitches.

57397 Airlift Load Lifter 5000 Air Bag Suspension Support System - Back Axle

Installation Details AL57397 Installation instructions

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Luis M.

7/8/2020

Good so far

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2005 Ford F-350, 450, and 550 Cab and Chassis
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Im very impressed with these airbags. So far they are doing the job.
These come with all hardware and instructions. I put 20 psi with no load to see how long the air would hold up. 2 weeks later im now at 15 psi which I'm satisfied.
The previous bags of another brand didnt hold air well even with no leaks.
I can tell the difference in ride quality. I've loaded the bed with landscaping materials and towed my boat with 15 psi and still holding strong. Looking forward to towing my Travel Trailer.
Customer service has also been great!
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Brooke M.

5/30/2025

Would love to know your thoughts on them once you're able to try them out with the travel trailer, too! Thanks for sharing the different things you've used them with. Sounds like they are just the ticket for your scenario :)

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Ac

7/14/2025

@BrookeM Hi Brooke. I finally had the opportunity to tow my travel trailer. Very impressed with the stability and reliability these airbags have performed. I put 40 psi in the airbags using my weight distribution hitch , and it worked well. During my trip a support bar fell off while on the road without me knowing. That told me right there how much support and strong the bags are. Coming back from my trip I had no support bars and put more air (50) PSI. The support bags held up well. I can feel the difference between not having the support bars versus having them. My truck was a little bouncy on wavy roads but not bad enough to have a negative impact on the airbag support If it wasn't for the strength and support from the airbags i wouldn't be confident enough to tow without the support bars When not towing i leave 10-15 psi in the bags. It's amazing how long the air holds up to 3 weeks or so without adding air. Very happy with my purchase
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Ac

9/15/2026

Things are working well so far. I tow and haul during the spring,summer and fall. The most air I put in the bags was 50 PSI. The air still holds pretty good towing.Time will tell if the bags hold up as the bags age.

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Jameson C.

9/15/2026

@Ac glad they are still working well!
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These were a great addition to my truck. I moved from Washington to Michigan 1 year ago. Heavily loaded trailer and truck. No sag, no issues. Full disclosure I had to get some custom U bolts made because of my setup, but I have had zero issues. Great buy.

I plumbed my airlines through the license plate which turned out to be very handy.
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Mike L.

9/15/2026

Nice job running the Schrader valves through the license plate, that's how I'd do it! '

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Watched the install video twice before the shipment got here and had no problems installing it. Also installed the WirelessOne from Airlift at the same time. Picked up some 1/4" clamps to make the air lines look a little cleaner, and hold them in place during our snowy and icy winters. Including the WirelessOne system, it took about 8 hours from the time I washed the underside of the truck until I rolled it back out from the garage. Pulled the camper this morning and all my old issues have disappeared. Truck is level, trailer pulls great, and the cooling system is back to working as needed. Highly recommend this suspension kit!
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Clay M.

7/29/2026

Works perfectly. Truck and trailer are completely level and towing is much better now. Highly recommend.

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Lazer S.

7/29/2026

@ClayM Glad to hear it! What are you towing and how often? Have these messed with your unloaded ride at all? We hear people say they do and then we hear people say they don't, so we are always curious.
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Very easy step by step instructions, how to install.It took me about two hours in my driveway. I got it because I haul a 35' travel trailer. Makes the ride a whole lot smoother
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Mike L.

7/21/2026

Thanks for the photo Joe, nice lookin' setup there!

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2023 Toyota Tacoma
Took my time and followed included instructions exactly. Went together well! Haven’t towed with them yet, but definitely raised the back of my Tacoma with 26 lbs of air pressure that I tested for leaks with! Feel like they’ll be a big improvement when towing our 4200 lbs. camper!
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Brooke M.

7/7/2025

Definitely should get the job done! Thank you for including the photos - it's always nice to see what things look like in real life situations. Let us know what you think once you've been able to tow, we'd love to know! :)

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Bradley

6/30/2026

Excellent!!! This kit gave me a lot more stability and better ride while towing our 24’ camper. Highly recommend to anyone towing with a Tacoma

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I didn’t do the install myself. However my mechanic talked me into these after adding a rack and rooftop tent to my ‘14 Tacoma. Absolutely Fantastic. I have a 3” suspension lift and the truck handles as near to stock as I can remember. Awesome product. Easy install (according to mechanic). Thanks all. Oh yes, one issue because I added a leaf spring when I lifted it. He had to find new shackles to allow for fit. FYI
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Lazer S.

1/27/2026

Glad to hear they are working well for you and they weren't too difficult for your mechanic to get installed, Matthew! Sounds like you have your Taco pretty tricked out! Are you doing an overlanding type thing?

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Matthew

1/27/2026

Not quite Overland, definitely camping, hunting fishing. Its my “bugout” vehicle whenever need be. Moving back home to Central NY from MA soon and hoping to spend most spring/summer camping for sure. Love these springs! Seriously has not driven this well since stock. With the rack and rtt on top its an added (roughly) 500lbs and a bit top heavy. Not any more! Thanks all
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Put these on my 2022 Ford F250 to assist with pulling my 5th wheel. Watched the etrailer YouTube video along with the instructions installation went smoothly.
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Lazer S.

1/13/2026

Glad we could make it go smoothly for you, Mary! Speaking of smoothly, had you had a chance to try them out yet?

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2010 Ford F-150
a very good choice. The F150 did not have enough stock suspension for my 24 foot trailer with a GVER 10,000lb. Now we all know the truck will pull that weight but when you hooked up it squatted.After installing the air lift it does not squat any more and the truck with a 5.0 has enough power to pull the weight. I had Monroe air shocks on it before but they would not do the job. I am very happy with the setup. I replaced the Monroe air shocks with Rancho shock's and the ride is amazing with or with out the trailer. This was a great investment for the long haul.
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Ray

9/14/2026

The Air Lift is working GREAT a year later. We just hauled a Generac 705 miles up north and brought a load of big rocks back for a guy that wanted to build a waterfall for his coy fish and the Air lift system was able to handle the weight just fine and rode great. Every one comments about how smooth the truck rides. The Air Lift system has handled everything we have asked it it to and has been trouble free. These will go on every truck I won in the future.

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Installed yesterday and tried them out with the fifth wheel loaded. Leveled my truck out in seconds with a compressor. The installation video on the same page as the product was extremely easy to follow. Also, Joy was awesome with helping me select what I needed over the phone. Very happy with this.
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The airbags did their job! I’ve got a 2021 Toyota Tacoma, and I’m really happy with the results so far. I only had to put in about 10 psi, and that was more than enough to handle the weight of the dump trailer. The install was a bit tedious and took around 3 hours total. The left side definitely took longer than the right.
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Nick S.

11/17/2025

Besides the time it took, I am glad you were able to get these installed and notice a difference right away! They look nice installed. Are you towing anything other than your dump trailer?

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I had the airbags installed at my local auto shop. It took them 4 1/2 hours to install them. The kit I purchased didn't include a heatshield to protect the airbag from the exhaust pipe so I had to contact Airlift to get one sent to me. It's been 12 days since contacting them and haven't received the part yet.
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2026 Ford F-350 Super Duty
Install on a 2026 F350 SRW. Love the product and have zero issues with that itself. The reason for the 4 star is the clearance with the factory sway bar and brake lines. It does mention that in the instructions, however it's extremely tight and I'll definitely be checked for rubbing in the future to make sure I don't have clearance issues. Otherwise, they work great paired with the Airlift WirelessAIR compressory system, zero complaints on the usability of the product.
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Quick and easy install for anyone that can use a wrench. Bags help a ton with eliminating squat on the truck. If pulling trailers is in your daily routine then they are a must. Pull the trigger and order ya some. You won’t regret it and it’s the best bang for your buck
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Lazer S.

11/4/2025

Glad to hear you are still liking them, Zach! Are the picture you sent in before or after the bags were installed? If it's after, I think you could actually go with a little higher pressure to really level out!

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Dodge Ram Pickup
I just completed the install of this Airlifter 5000 series air bag kit. First, the kit, without a doubt, is a high quality kit with many of it's components designed specifically for specific vehicle application. I installed it under the rear of our new-to-us 2021 Ram 1500 Crew Cab Laramie 4x4 Ecodiesel. I was very pleasantly surprised by the nice and robust powder coating of the metal mounting plates. That means protection for them for a long, long time. The hardware/fastners were/are of decent quality also. And, while the "springs" used for the temporary carriage bolt retention in part of the install are a good idea, I have maybe a better way of doing that. In my opinion, for whatever that's worth, here's a suggestion.
Since there are TWO of those carriage bolts that have to be installed AT ONE TIME, you now have to deal with those two long tailed springs, carriage bolts that continue to fall backwards into the abyss of the frame, all the while trying to maneuver the frame mount plate into position. Then, trying to retain tension on the tails of those springs that retain the carriage bolts, and align the bolt tips to enter the mount plate, and then, if and or when you get the mount plate into position and both bolt tips are protruding through it, you now have to hold ALL of that in place, while you remove at least one spring so that you can now grab a nut (a feat unto itself) and fit it onto the tip of one bolt, all the while trying to hold tension on that bolt so it won't fall backwards into the frame and start threading it.
Then, once it's threads are started, you can no concentrate on the same operation for the second bolt. What a serious pain in the petute!

But instead of the springs and tails to be used to retain the bolts while prepping to install the mount plate, you use whatever their called, a very, very thin retainer clip or washer or "push clip" (I really don't know the name of them) that are used to retain the drums onto hubs on an axle, ALL THOSE PROBLEMS would be over.

You'd simply use the springs as before to load and pull the bolts through their respective holes as before. Now, with the one bolt in place, reach through the center hole in the frame that's between the two bolt holes and using a finger, push on the head of that installed bolt. Your finger will now hold the bolt in place. Now, with that bolt held in place, you can remove the spring. Then, PUSH the very thing spring clip right over the threads of the bolt and it will "ratchet" down the threads until it bottoms out against the frame. You have now LOCKED that bolt in place and you can let got of it with your finger and that bolt isn't going anywhere!!!!!!!!

Now, do the same for the second bolt. Now, both bolts are held firm in place WITHOUT the long and cumbersome tails of the springs. You can now grab the mount plate and push it up into place and over both exposed sets of threads at the same time WITHOUT FEAR of pushing the bolts back into the frame. You can now hold that mount plate in place while you grab one nut at a time and thread it all the way on. Then do the same for the other nut.

To me, this would be waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay easier than the method you (and I, and any installer, be it a shop or a home install) are presently using. If I had a link to what kind of clip I'm talking about, I'd link it.

But, those clips are seriously thin yet are quite capable of retaining those bolts and will not hinder the mate-up of the mount plate to the frame sides. Sure seems worth a looking into to me. Just a suggestion.

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Randolph

4/19/2026

So far, After a year of use, these air bag helpers I installed on our 21 Ram 1500 Laramie 4x4 Crew Cab are working just fine. Id recommend them in a heartbeat.

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2021 Ford F-350 Super Duty
I load my F350 just under its legal limit of payload with my 5th wheel. I had initially relied on overload bump stops to prevent sag, but the ride was far too uncontrolled for my liking. I have used Airlift bags in the past on a previous vehicle and loved them. I bit the bullet and installed them on my F350 SRW and could not be happier with the ride quality and control they provide. Instead of bouncing and bucking us out of the seat while destroying steering authority on the HWY, now I have control of my payload and a stock ride when I am unloaded. I should have gone with the bags to start and I cannot recommend them enough for all the 5th wheelers out there or anyone else who tows heavily on a regular basis. The kit supplied everything needed, although I added a simple piece of bar stock to mount the schrader valves. Very clear instructions that were easy to follow.
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Gwendolyn Y.

5/27/2025

Sounds like the perfect upgrade for you, Randy! How often are you towing your 5th wheel?

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gmc Yukon
I can’t believe how much putting these rear springs on my 2021 Jayco Alante Class A has helped the whole suspension and ride.
We took the RV all the way to Alaska through AB, BC, and Yukon Canada. I started with low pressure at 60 psi to see how it performed but ended up having the air set at 80 psi. I would definitely recommend these to anyone with a Ford F-53 suspension who struggles with the ride and comfort.
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2024 Toyota RAV4
Installed on 2019 Toyota Tacoma. I previously installed an add-a-leaf kit on the truck thinking it would 1. Lift the suspension to match the Bilstein 5100’s in the front and 2. Increase load / decrease sagging under load. While the add-a-leaf did raise the rear of the truck nicely, as I began to add tools (weight) it still sagged. The Load Lifter 5000 took care of this problem. Now I load the truck (or hook up a trailer) and simply add air pressure to the helper springs to bring the truck up level. I chose not to install the on-board air compressor. Instead I carry a portable, hand held compressor in the truck. I dial up the pressure I want and hit “go” and this seems to work well for me as I rarely need to change the pressure anyway. Nice to know when you empty out the truck you can reduce the pressure and go back to a softer ride. Also, I off-road some and was concerned about exceeding the travel of the helper springs and possibly causing damage so I also installed the kit that allows you to disconnect the helper springs from the rear axle and allow it to rest in a cradle. When full leaf extension occurs the helper springs raise out of the cradle and return there again when the leaf returns to normal position. This keeps any damage to the helper springs from occurring due to over extension.

After a year of use I can safely recommend this product!
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Brooke M.

3/19/2025

Wow, I love this review because you really show how versatile these air helper springs can be! Towing, hauling, off-roading...what else is there? This is great!

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2015 Ford Transit Connect
I installed the airbags on my 2015 Ford Transit to help with the heavier weight after converting it to an RV. The airbags were fairly easy to install. All the parts were included with the kit. I chose to use the manual inflation option by running the air tubes to the back of the van and mounted the fill valves under the bumper. There is a noticeable difference in the sway of the van going around corners and the sag in the back of the van when fully loaded. It's easy with a bicycle tire pump to adjust the firmness of the airbags. A great addition to the safety of the van.
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ford F-250 Super Duty
The installation was not that difficult. I did not use the wire harness bracket supplied, my 2024 F250 I unplugged the harness form the truck sided bracket all the lines run up to and rerouted the harness much cleaner installation
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Joseph

4/29/2026

Airlift Bags have performed well, compressor does adjust more at low pressure 10 psi I assume for air temp change, I have checked for leaks multiple time and none found. 6500 towing miles at 80 psi with little auto adjusting pressure and no issues.

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2015 ford F-250 Super Duty
Truck rides nice with 15 lbs of air. F250 didn't have the factory bolts that are shown in the videos. It required 2- 3/4" bolts nuts and lock washers. 2 5/8" bolts nuts and lock washers. I had to drill the small hole there wasn't any. It installed very easily though
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2019 Ford F-350 Super Duty
I combined these with lowering blocks for my 19 F350 and the remote compressor setup (no tank). I LOVE IT. I can reach my bed better. The remote compressor setup makes it so easy. Pulling is improved. One year later I would buy again in a heartbeat.
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Installation was not difficult. Excellent for the intended purpose of leveling the vehicle with a bumper pull RV trailer connected. Has made the ride for the rear seat passengers uncomfortable when not towing. Have not found a PSI that alleviates this.
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Richard

4/20/2026

Inflation valves tend to loosen. Must be checked regularly. Suggest some type of lock washers be supplied. The only way I found to improve the rear seat ride is to decrease tire pressure. I only do this when expecting passengers so I don’t wear the tires excessively.

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Airlift 5000 arrived on time and was not complicated to install, working good for me. Pulling a fifth wheel camper and it helped to tighten up my suspension and make it handle better.
Thank etrailer for your help !
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Gwendolyn Y.

4/2/2026

Always happy to help when you need us, Rusty! What's your next destination?

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Rusty

4/2/2026

@GwendolynY Blackwater state park, NW Florida
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Gwendolyn Y.

4/2/2026

@Rusty That's a beautiful park. I hope you have a lot of fun when you go.
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    Would you be able to send me a picture of your air springs and where they are mounted? I don't think that the B&W Gooseneck Hitch # BWGNRK1108 will fit but I may be able to find you another solution to tow a gooseneck trailer. Some of the Air Lift kits are compatible with 5th wheel mounting kits but only certain part numbers.
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    I do have an option for you. However, the AirLift air bag kit # AL88291 is designed to work only on trucks with a B&W fifth wheel hitch 1105 or 1199R, both of which are obsolete. Instad, take a look at the Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Air Helper Springs # AL57397 (2WD) or # AL57398 (4WD). These kits are 100% compatible with your Custom Underbed Installation Kit for B&W Companion 5th Wheel Trailer Hitches # BWGNRK1108-5W. I confirmed this with my contact at Air Lift.
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    For your 2008 Ford F-250 King Ranch with a B&W Turnoverball Gooseneck Hitch I recommend the Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Air Helper Springs - Rear Axle # AL57398 if your truck is 4WD or the # AL57397 if your truck is 2WD. Both of these options are confirmed to work with your B&W hitch, and will give you 5000lbs of load leveling support when you are towing your gooseneck trailer or carrying a heavy payload. To keep from having to manually inflate the air helper springs each time you are ready...
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    The best solution for you will largely depend on how you use your truck. The primary difference for your application between the Timbren # TFR350SDF jounce springs and an air bag system like the # AL57397 from Air lift is the resistance provided by the air bags can be adjusted to suit varying loads. If the only time the rear of your truck experiences sag is when the camper is installed, a Timbren system would be extremely effective, and would have no effect on your ride quality unless...
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