Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs - Double Convoluted - Front Axle
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When you hang a snow plow or carry a heavy front-mounted load, the front of your vehicle can dip and throw off handling. Ride-Rite air springs add up to 5,000 lbs of load-leveling capacity to keep your stance even and steering steady. They install between the frame and front suspension to reduce strain on the axle, improve braking, and keep your headlight beams pointed right where they should be.
Every load is different, so these air springs let you dial in just the right firmness. Add air pressure up to 100 psi for maximum support under heavy load or drop as low as 5 psi when empty for a softer ride. Each side inflates independently through manual valves, helping balance off-center loads and keeping your truck level even when gear weight isn’t perfectly distributed.
The double-convoluted rubber construction cushions your suspension components and helps absorb road shock for a smoother ride. A braided wire girdle shapes each spring for added strength, while corrosion-resistant metal end plates and rolled crimp seals keep everything anchored tight. This design also softens contact between the axle and frame to prevent bottoming out and extend suspension life.
Each Ride-Rite kit includes the brackets, air springs, hardware, air line, and separate valves needed for manual inflation. The brackets mount to your axle and frame to secure the springs in place, with drilling required for some applications. The setup gives you dependable support up front while keeping your factory suspension geometry intact—ideal when you’re pushing a plow or carrying heavy equipment that makes stock springs sag.
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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.
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Marty M.
6/21/2023
Worked great