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When heavy gear or a trailer pushes your rear suspension down, handling and braking can get sketchy. The Air Lift Ride Control Air Helper Springs add up to 2,000 lbs of load-leveling support to keep your ride height even and steering predictable. With the rear end level, headlight aim stays right where it should be, and you get steadier control whether towing or hauling.
Every load is different, and this setup lets you dial in exactly what you need. Air pressure adjusts between 5 psi and 100 psi so you can soften things up when unloaded or firm them up when carrying weight. Each air spring can be inflated separately for side-to-side leveling of off-center loads. When you want hands-on control, manual inflation valves mount on the bumper for easy access, or you can add a compressor system later for automatic adjustment.
Rough roads and uneven loads don’t have to beat up your suspension. These air springs install between the frame and leaf springs to absorb bumps and minimize bounce. They reduce sway, body roll, and porpoising so your truck feels planted even with cargo in the back. That smoother, more stable ride also means less stress on your tires and factory suspension parts.
You don’t need a lift or shop tools to get these working. The Ride Control kit includes all mounting brackets, hardware, tubing, alignment tool, and Schrader valves for manual inflation. The included alignment tool centers each spring correctly between the frame and leaf spring to prevent rubbing or wear. Once installed, the system is simple to maintain and built to provide long-term support without leaks or constant adjustment.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hello everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today, we're going to take a look at the Air Lift Ride Control Adjustable Air Helper Springs for your rear axle. Now, this is a custom fit part. It is designed to fit the 1992 to 2000 Chevrolet and GMC Suburban and Yukon SUV's and it fits some other vehicles also. But what I would recommend for you to do is on a custom fit part like this, is to go to our website, use our fit guide, putting your year and model vehicle and it'll show if this will work for your application. Now this will provide your vehicle with up to 2000 pounds of load leveling support, reducing the strain on your rear suspension and improving both safety and ride quality.
And it is designed for light to medium duty trucks, vans and SUV's with Leaf Springs. Now this will help keep your vehicle level when you're hauling a heavy load, improves steering and braking performance and it helps to maintain safe headlight aim. Keeps your tires from wearing unevenly and it'll let you manually adjust the air pressure to get even load distribution and support that you need. You can level your vehicle front to rear. Then you can inflate each spring independently, for side to side leveling of off-center loads.
The adjustable air pressure in these Air Springs is 5 PSI to a 100 PSI. Now this reduces the strain on the OEM suspension that can be caused by extremely heavy loads, improves overall stability and ride quality and it'll diminish any sway and absorb any road shock for a nice smooth ride. Now, these do install between your vehicles frame and its Leaf Springs. They do use the manual inflation valves, which are typically mounted on the bumper for easy access. And it does include everything shown here on the table, include the 2 Air Springs, the mounting brackets, the hardware, the tubing, Schrader valves for manual inflation.
In this kit, they even include this alignment tool to help you in installing this. And it does come with a nice set of instructions, that'll describe how all this installs. Now we, you can add a compressor system with in-cab gauges to monitor and automatically adjust the air pressure. We do sell those items separately on our website. These parts are made in the USA.
Specs again, the load leveling capacity is 2000 pounds. Ride Control Springs, these Ride Control Springs will not increase your vehicle's weight carrying capacity. So you want to make sure not to exceed the manufacturer's recommended weight limit. But that should do it for the review on this Air Lift Ride Control Adjustable Air Helper Springs for your rear axle..
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Ratings & Reviews

Lazer S.
6/24/2026
Glad you like it, Scott! What are you typically towing?

Pf
5/2/2026
Great! Ive used air lift kits on 5 different vehicles. I always purchase the kit specifically recommended for the respective vehicle. I highly recommend them.

Nick S.
10/13/2025
That is great to hear, and it looks nice on that E150! I am glad its got you back to level, and instead of speed mountains they are back to normal speed bumps without all the movement lol. Did you install yourself?



Brooke M.
6/11/2025
Way to go on the install! Glad these have worked well for you :) would you have any install advice for anyone combing the reviews for helpful tidbits?

Carl B.
4/22/2021
Ive now crossed the country several times with a 2,500 lb travel trailer. The air springs leveled the truck well, and no one flashes their high-beams at me anymore after dark. I will concur with the review below that the truck now bottoms out much sooner when empty and with reduced pressure in the springs. That may be normal, but its literally shocking and unexpected.

Caroline
11/18/2023
5 stars! My truck not only hauls trailers better but also drives smoother. The bags have held up very well and are surprisingly durable I’m hard on my truck.

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Phillip S.
10/21/2016
So far so good. Use it about once or twice a month to eliminate squat and increase stability when towing horse trailers. I just use a simple bike pump to inflate. All is good after several long trips and a year.