Recommended Airbag Kit for a 2015 Ford F-150
Published 11/27/2017
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I like the thought of the full airbag system but seems a bit more complex than I need for not an everyday thing. I can see its value if I was full time pulling our travel trailer. Do I have to have the kit that I can adjust the airbag system inside the vehicle? Also what about part # TFRTT1504E
asked by: Stephen
Expert Reply:
For a set of airbags that will work with your 2015 Ford F-150, I recommend taking a look at the Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs part # F2582. The Ride-Rite airbags will maximize safe load carry capacity, increase stability, and improve overall ride quality. The air pressure is adjustable for each airbag therefore you can adjust the pressure to suite your needs. In order to operate the airbags from inside the cab of your vehicle, I recommend the Firestone Air Command I part # F2158. As long as you do not have an in-bed hitch, then these airbags will work well for you.
I have attached an installation video of both the airbags and compressor kit installed on a similar 2015 Ford F-150 for you as well.
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Stephen
11/27/2017
I like the thought of the full airbag system but seems a bit more complex than I need for not an everyday thing. I can see its value if I was full time pulling our travel trailer. Do I have to have the kit that I can adjust the airbag system inside the vehicle? Also what about part # TFRTT1504E