Directions a little confusing Definitely makes my truck Take the bump's quarter with 0 load I think they have the bump stops in them too high. I would take them back off but it would be a waste of money at this point maybe I will buy other bags with no bump stops in them.

Good

Great for sturdying the suspension for hauling heavy loads. Does make the suspension a bit stiff on my tundra with the minimum 5psi.

Handles corners better with trailer and payload. Easy to air down when not hauling. Best of both worlds. No drilling during install was a huge bonus!

I tow a 31' travel trailer (6038 UVW), and I also pick up a 1 ton pallet of wood pellets in the bed of my truck. Having the AirLift 88299 LoadLifter 5000 series airbags installed on my truck makes leveling my truck simple (I also installed the AirLift 25980EZ compressor which makes airing up and airing down the airbags as simple as it gets). Installation of the airbags is pretty straight forward, just follow the included instructions or watch the video AirLift has on their website. There really is no need to have them professionally installed, if you can change your own oil and are familiar with some hand tools then you can install these air springs. Please keep in mind that airbags do not allow you to carry more weight in your truck bed or tow more than what your vehicle manufacturer recommends, they are just a tool to help you level your truck when you have heavier loads on. The best part is no more sagging bed!!

We love to camp but never go very far. We decided to go 6 hrs to the beach and after adding these, I wish we'd done it sooner. We had to stop to make adjustments but once the pressure was right the ride was so smooth and pulling felt comfortable.

Works great for assisting with the gutless leaf springs on a 15 Tundra. Yes it is bouncy with 5psi, but I need to replace shocks anyway. Air it up to 50 psi and get the redneck rake on the truck, almost 2 inches of lift. 5 psi barely any lift. Good thing for the rear suspension