Can Air Lift Air Bag Kit Install on 2013 Toyota Tacoma with 2 inch Lift Kit  

Thank you for the timely response and clearing up my question! Yes, I am interested in a Compact compressor. I also have one more question. Will this set up still allow me to go off roading? I don’t do anything super advanced mostly just getting my truck to some really cool camping spots which sometimes involve some pretty rough dirt roads. And I’d like to have the confidence that it will preform above and beyond that. If I end up getting into something that causes some more drastic articulation I want to be confident that they won’t tear or break me I end up getting stranded.

Hi Dylan, I have a 2014 Tacoma 4x4 Double Cab with 6.5' bed. Currently have 173,500 miles on it. I installed the Loadlifter 5000, Kit #57300, P/N 92395766 about 9200 miles ago (March 2025). It is setup with two separate air lines and two air valves mounted near the license plate. I typically run about 15 psi for everyday driving, and adjust accordingly when I am towing a trailer, or have a load of mulch or gravel in the bed. I wish that I had purchased this setup when the truck was new. One can keep the bed level when you have a load versus having your headlights shining at the moon. My system holds air pressure consistently. No leaking or bleed-off. With my vehicle usage and driving style I opted not to add a compressor. My 9200 miles include 3 weeks of driving National Forest roads during elk season, all forms of hauling and towing, town & interstate driving. Love this system. No commission--- Pat

We have these on a Tacoma with a 2" Level kit and a Tacoma with a 6" lift. They work well when loaded, they make for a better ride and zero squat. We haul trailers or 1000#+ in the bed constantly. They will work with your set up and should be fine without an additional spacer in the back, as we bought just the airbag set up and installed without additional items. The only down fall of these is when there is no weight on the back the travel doesn't seem to be there an they will hit solid over larger bumps in the road, regardless of whether they are aired up or not. I've came out with a sore back a few times.

Dylan, I installed the LoadLifter 5000 on my 2022 Tacoma. I chose this model because there was no drilling required. I pull a 3,500 pound single axel travel trailer and these work great. I run about 30 PIS when pulling the trailer and 10-15 PSI when not pulling. These keep my truck nice and level. The ride is a little stiffer with these installed but I expected that.

I wish I had installed these sooner. Installation was simple, and I added a T connector on the air lines so I have only one place to fill both airbags up. Easy Peasy. They keep my rig level when I am towing my 3000lb camper, no squat at all. I have a 2021 Tacoma TRD double cab 4x4. No air leakage at all. The price was right. I initially thought about a compressor, but it really didn't fit with my frame style and I didn't want to give up bed space to accomodate it. I have a small manual compressor that I carry and it works just fine. Good luck!