Firestone Air Bags and Wireless Compressor for a 2027 Toyota Tundra 2WD

Updated 11/07/2026 | Published 11/04/2026

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Question:

I have a 2027 Toyota Tundra 2WD with the factory coil spring suspension. We tow a travel trailer on weekends, and the rear of the truck squats when everything is loaded. I'm looking for air bags to help level it out and would also like a compressor so I can adjust the pressure without stopping to fill them manually. What setup would you recommend?

asked by: Kevin R

Expert Reply:

Hey Kevin! For your 2027 Toyota Tundra I recommend the Firestone Ride-Rite # F89VV. These have a 5,000 lb load-support capacity and will help reduce rear sag and improve stability when you're towing your travel trailer.

For the compressor, I'd pair them with the Firestone Air Command Heavy Duty Compressor System # F56VV. This lets you adjust the air pressure using the included wireless remote or your smartphone no matter where you go. The air bags bolt on without drilling into your truck's frame, and you can adjust the pressure based on how much weight you're carrying.

What travel trailer are you towing with your Tundra?

expert reply by: Robin H

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Kevin

11/4/2026

We're towing a 2025 Grand Design Imagine 2500RL. I already have a weight distribution hitch, but the rear of the truck still sits low when we're loaded. Can I use the air bags with my weight distribution hitch?

Robin H.

11/4/2026

@Kevin yes, the # F89VV air bags will work with your existing weight distribution hitch. I recommend inflating the air bags to your desired towing pressure first, then adjusting your weight distribution hitch as needed. If you change the air pressure later, recheck your weight distribution setup to make sure everything is still properly adjusted.

Dave

11/5/2026

Kevin, I have a newer tundra with the firestone airbags, and I pull a trailer. They are a very wonderful upgrade. Mine are manually filled. I don’t have a compressor, but I think that I would have added one if I had the money at the time. I highly recommend these airbags and the install is pretty easy too

Robin H.

11/7/2026

@Dave glad to hear the Firestone air bags have worked out so well on your Tundra! The compressor is definitely a nice convenience, especially when switching between towing and daily driving. Thanks for sharing your experience!