Frequently Asked Questions


>>How much air pressure should be in the air springs? Air Pressure requirements vary from application to personal preference.
>>Do the air springs improve the ride? When the vehicle is loaded, the air springs help the existing suspension carry the load and improve the ride a great deal.
>>Do the air helper springs replace the existing suspension? The air springs are attached to the existing suspension nothing is removed or altered.
>>Do the air springs increase the payload capacity of my vehicle? The air springs maximize a vehicles carrying capacity within the vehicles GVWR. Do not overload the vehicle.
>>Will the air helper springs stabilize my vehicle? Yes, the more air pressure you add the less vehicle movement you get in return.
>>What's included in the basic kit? Nuts, bolts, brackets, air springs, air line and manual inflation valves. Everything is included for a manual inflation system.
>>Can I have different air pressures in each air spring? The ability to compensate for off-center loads is one of the best features of the air spring. Yes you can have different pressures in each air spring.
>>Where should I mount the inflation valves? The inflation valves should be mounted in an easily accessible location. We recommend placing the inflation valves on or around the rear bumper.