Replacement Air Spring For Air Lift 1000 Air Helper Springs # AL60811 On a 1999 Jeep TJ

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Hi. I have a pair of AirLift 1000 Helper Springs Item # AL60811 installed on my 1999 Jeep TJ. One of the bags has developed a leak, and I need to replace it. Is there a way that I can purchase just 1 bag rather than an entire kit? Thanks

asked by: Elliott B

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We have the Replacement Rear Air Spring # AL60311 that will replace the air spring in your Air Lift 1000 Air Helper Springs Kit # AL60811 you have on your 1999 Jeep TJ.

expert reply by: Bud M

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