Air Lift 89375 LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate Plus Air Suspension Kit

No problem what so ever and a fair price

Challenging install, but makes a huge difference towing my camper

I bough the ultimate plus, the most expensive kit that has the braided air lines. It’s a good kit. There are a couple things that airlift could do to make it just right. 1. Give me a tee so I can bring both lines into one air port. 2. Get the right length brake line spacer bolt. What was sent was the exact same length as what was already on the truck 3.. Use a better elbow on the fittings for the airbag. When you go to thread the braided line on, it’s difficult to support the installed elbow while torquing down the braided line. Get a fitting that has flat spots for a wrench. Install for me a former mechanic wasn’t horrible, but it’s not fun doing it on the ground. I’ve got a leak on the right side I get to try to find. Won’t be easy because once it’s installed, you can barely see let alone access the fitting coming out of the top of the airbag. Overall the quality is good. Make sure you are wearing eye and ear protection when grinding the jounce bumpers off. Full face shield for eye/face protection preferred with earplugs to keep grinding slag from bouncing into the ear canal.

Honestly they hold the load but they made the bump stop too long, it bottoms out going over speed bumps slowly. The ride is soft on the road but any dip or unevenness and it's like a baby buggy ride. Bounce bounce bounce. Regret installing them actually. But what I spent I'm living with it. Note, fyi you have to cut off the factory bump stop frame brackets

20 ram 1500. I installed and with no air in bags its a bad rough ride. Got 30psi in now. Still rides a bit rough. Cheapest ones that you have to run air in all the time might be better. I think they dont have a bump stop built in like these do so might ride like stock with a lil air. Good question for air ride. Hooked up 35’ fifth wheel and they hold up like a champ with still 30 psi. So great when pulling trailers and a bit rough without. But havent tried lower psi yet. I heard 25 psi is the lowest with built in bump stops.

I've put them in three of my trucks very happy with the ride and how it handles my camper an other trailers

The bags are easy enough to install and seemed that would be a quality product. After couple of months of using them my experience with them is not good. I have tried repeatedly to detect line air leaks and none are present. The bags loose about 50 percent of air overnight over the run of a about 6 hours during the day you will loose 5 to 10 pounds . I can not find a leak in the bag themselves but seems to be most likely if the leak was in the fittings the lines would bubble when sprayed with soapy water. Certainly not worth the price of 600 dollars and so far a pain

Easy to install with minimal mechanical skill. Eliminated the squat and sway when pulling my rv.

Great fit! Works great