Will The Air Lift 1000 Air Helper Springs Fit A 2025 Nissan Pathfinder Rock Creek?

Updated 06/26/2026 | Published 06/22/2026

Question:

Does this fit the 2025 Nissan Pathfinder Rock Creek? Looking to relieve sag when towing my horse trailer.

asked by: Gina

Expert Reply:

Hey Gina, thanks for reaching out. Yes, the Air Lift 1000 Air Helper Springs # AL63WQ will fit your 2025 Nissan Pathfinder Rock Creek. They're designed to install inside the factory rear coil springs and are a great option for helping reduce rear-end sag when towing a horse trailer.

The nice thing about the Air Lift 1000 system is that you can adjust the air pressure based on the load you're carrying. When you're towing, you can add air to help level the Pathfinder and improve ride quality and stability. When you're not towing, you can lower the pressure and maintain a comfortable factory-like ride. Just keep in mind that these are intended to support the suspension and reduce sag, not increase the vehicle's towing or payload ratings. For your application, though, they're a solid choice for keeping the rear of the Pathfinder from squatting under trailer tongue weight.

What kind of horse trailer do you haul?

expert reply by: Jesse M

Air Lift 1000 Air Helper Springs for Coil Springs - Rear
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Gina

6/24/2026

Thank you!

Jesse M.

6/24/2026

@Gina Of course! Glad to help!

Howard D.

6/25/2026

@Gina Definitely stops that bottoming out feel over bumps. I've had these on my 2016 pathfinder for over 2 years and they are still working flawlessly. I recently bought a 2023 pathfinder I'm happy to know that this kit will also work. I absolutely will be getting a new kit.

Rick M.

6/25/2026

These guys work well on our 2022 Pathfinder. Our camper is well below both tow capacity & tongue weight; still, had a lot of rear end sag & nose-down camper even with 2” rise on ball mount. Installed the Airlift units & things much better. Camper & tow vehicle both sitting pretty level & overall ride improved. Definitely recommend. Note on install: really gotta finagle the air cushions into the springs…slow & steady gets it done.

Jesse M.

6/26/2026

@RickM Hey Rick, yea getting the bags inside the coils can definitely be the hardest part of the install. I've seen people get very creative in coming up with ways to do this. Glad to hear you got it done and that the air bags are working out. Thanks for sharing!

Alan

6/25/2026

These will help your Pathfinder not to have your headlights in the sky, but are a cure! I run mine at 35 psi when towing a 3000 lb trailer, having a tongue weight of about 350 lbs. When not towing I leave them at 10 psi.

Jesse M.

6/26/2026

@Alan Nice! Glad to hear the coil helpers are working out. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Bill

6/26/2026

My experience, i just go them for my 2019 Pathfinder. I tow a 4,000 # boat trailer. Whereas the 'lifts' don't cure the sage they do help. But for me the main benefit is the stability they create. The rear no longer feels mushy and the bounce is greatly reduced. For me they were worth it.