Air Lift 60797 1000 Series Rear Air Spring Kit, Black

Don’t purchase this to raise the vehicle. Doesn’t go up much however it will stabilize the height very well. Easy to install. No leaks and performed better than expected

This kit was relative easy to install on my 2001 Pontiac Trans Am with WS6. The most difficult part was locating the Schrader valve that would be inconspicuous, yet accessable, and routing the air lines to it. That was not a kit issue but a "user preference" planning challenge. I ended up placing the Schrader valve inside the L/wheel well where it should be okay without a problem with road spray/grime, as the cap protects the valve and I keep that area fairly clean anyway.Functionally, the kit works exactly as planned, as I have pulled my loaded motorcycle trailer with it on (2) separate 1500 mile trips with exceptional towing performance. In fact, set on 25psi, the car/trailer combo was was much more stable and the suspension was more responsive than the car normally is by itself without the air lift kit. In normal use pulling the trailer, 15psi was quite acceptable and probably optimum for my combination.I was very pleased.

I had purchased these and installed on my 1997 WS6 and they constantly leak. I have installed these with no issues before on many vehicles. They must be defective leaking at the bag and i got no where for an exchange /replacement set when I asked. Very disappointed in the no help resolving this issue from the company or amazon. They are still installed on car and very frustrating.

This same set fits an Isuzu Rodeo, which is what I installed them on. The install procedure is very straight forward, if you follow the instructions. The only real problem was with the mini clamps for the hose fittings. The clamps are a cheap squeeze type clamp that requires you to "try" and slid them over the hose fittings, without the ability to actually see what you are doing. Trying to fit a pair of pliers between the coils on the springs is just about impossible. Getting everything installed took only a few minutes, but getting the clamps positioned correctly took almost an hour. Air Lift should attach the hose to the air bag and then provide you with the hardware to couple the air lines outside of the spring.On the bright side, the air bags worked just as planned. I can now tow my boat without bottoming out the springs and shocks. Yes the ride is a little stiffer, but the results are well worth it.

I've installed many of these over the years on customer vehicles and then it was time for me to do it to one of my personal vehicles.Install is straight forward, follow the instructions! Mine just slipped between the coils after giving a little lift to release tension from the springs. Another user mentioned that they should add something like a pigtail on the fill nipple to make installation easier and I agree with him. Getting the hose and hose clamp installed was a real pain. If I had it to do again, I'd figure out where I'm going to run the hose and cut it a little long. Install the hose on the air bag and then feed it into place but hopefully that wont be for a while.I've seen these in use for 20+ years when they have the minimum air or more kept in them. They provide minimal lift but really help balance out heavy loads that would have caused you to squat.

They were easy to install. They leveled out our 2003 Ford mustang and they have dramatically improved the ride. I would highly recommend this product.

They work on when you need them to but if you don't keep enough air pressure in them and hit a bump they pop really loud.

To raise car a little and for the ride