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Heavy trailers and bed loads can make the rear of your vehicle squat and the front lift, throwing off your steering and braking. Firestone Ride-Rite air springs add up to 5,000 lbs of load-leveling capacity between the frame and rear suspension to keep things balanced. With the truck sitting level, braking stays responsive, steering feels steady, and tire wear evens out. You get a consistent, confident feel on the highway even when you’re fully loaded.
Every load is different, and this system adjusts to match it. Each air spring can be inflated manually—from 5 psi when empty up to 100 psi when loaded—to dial in just the right firmness. Adjust side to side to level off-center loads or balance uneven cargo. The result is smoother towing without bottoming out, less bounce on rough roads, and a comfortable ride when driving light.
These Ride-Rite springs are built with a double-convoluted rubber design reinforced by four layers of rubber and a braided wire girdle that increases burst pressure. Corrosion-resistant metal end plates and a rolled crimp seal keep everything securely attached under stress. This heavy-duty build absorbs road shock, prevents permanent sagging in leaf springs, and holds up through years of hauling.

Designed for straightforward setup, the kit includes custom brackets, air springs, hardware, air line, and separate valves for manual inflation. Mount the valves at the bumper for easy access with any air source. Switches, gauges, compressors, and tanks can be added later if you want in-cab control. With the included parts and clear routing points for airlines, installation is practical for any do-it-yourself setup.


Customer Satisfaction Score:
91% were satisfied with this product
9% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

David B.
9/15/2022
I would spray them down with soapy water first, then check the lines and cut them to be flushlevel

Robert
8/24/2023
Still loosing some air. Not as bad since I removed and cut lines again

Nels
10/3/2017
It has been over a year and 20,000 miles on the road with constantly changing loads and road conditions. They are still working just fine and Im very pleased.

Gwendolyn Y.
5/27/2025
Oh no! I'm sorry to hear there is a leak somewhere. I know it's been a few days so wanted to check in to see if you were able to find that leak. Let me know when you have time, John.



Jim
5/13/2026
Still happy with this install, bags help tremendously over bridge joints hauling my 5th wheel. not sure how these compare to Timbren setup, but i would guess better based on being able to adjust pressure. way more stable over bridges and bends in road.

Lazer S.
6/16/2026
I will be contacting Firestone about this, but what is the year, make, model, and version of the vehicle you are trying to install this on?

Christopher H.
8/4/2026
Thanks for the kind words Robert! Also thanks for including the photo in your review. Glad the video was helpful!



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Katrina D.
7/10/2024
Yeah, that does sound like some sort of leak. Have you tried putting some soapy water on the bags to see where the leak could be? I would love to help you not have to keep airing them up; but I need to know this information in order to determine if they are needing replacement or if you are overloading them.