Air Bags to Reduce Rear Sag on 2024 Ford F-350 With Truck Camper

Updated 10/27/2026 | Published 10/25/2026

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Question:

I have a 2024 F350 diesel extra cab and I recently bought a truck camper. I have Torklift tie downs a Hellwig sway bar but I do not like the sag in the backend. What do you suggest? Thanks

asked by: Roger M

Expert Reply:

Hello again Roger! Since you already have the Hellwig sway bar, I recommend adding the Firestone # F35FV to your 2024 F-350. These provide up to 5,000 lbs of adjustable load support to help eliminate the rear-end sag when you're carrying your truck camper.

The nice thing about air bags is that you can adjust the pressure to level your truck with the camper loaded, then run them at the minimum 5 psi when you aren't towing or hauling to maintain a comfortable unloaded ride. They'll work alongside your Hellwig sway bar to give you a more stable, controlled ride.

I also highly recommend adding an air compressor to your setup. We have the # F44XV which includes the air bags along with a wireless compressor. This will allow you to adjust the air bags no matter where you go with the camper.

What kind of truck camper did you pick up?

expert reply by: Robin H

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Roger M.

10/26/2026

Hi again Robin, Thanks for getting back to me. We purchased a 2020 Adventurer 89 RB. I have another question for you and that is Firestone compared to Airlift? Thanks Roger

Robin H.

10/26/2026

@RogerM you're welcome! Firestone makes the better air bags, they're more durable and reliable. The best example to illustrate this is if you put your truck up on a lift. Air Lift requires detaching the air bags because they'll rip, Firestone doesn't have this requirement because they can hold the weight and won't suffer damage.

Roger M.

10/26/2026

@RobinH Thanks Robin That is why I ask you! Best regards Roger

Robin H.

10/27/2026

@RogerM always happy to help! Hope you enjoy the new Adventurer and get plenty of good trips out of it. If you need anything else don't hesitate to reach out.