Air Lift Ride Control Air Helper Springs - Rear | 2023-2005 Toyota Tacoma - Alf59561

TheYotaGarage proudly carriers Air Lift parts for your Toyota Trucks! Add up to 2,000lbs of load-leveling greatness to your Toyota Tacoma with the ARide Control Air Helper Springs.

Features

• Rig Position: Rear
• Increase Load Capacity by 2,000 lbs
• Bolt-On Installation
• No Frame Drilling Required
• Beef up your existing suspension to boost your safety and comfort when hauling massive loads
• Level Out the Rear of your Truck
• 2 Air Springs
• Eliminates harsh jarring on rough roads
• Maintenance-free! Safely run with zero air pressure
• Replaces factory jounce bumper
• Provides three-stage ride comfort
• Includes all necessary mounting Brackets and Hardware for Installation

What our Experts Think

Q&A

Q: What does the Air Lift Ride Control Air Helper Springs kit do?
A: It provides rear suspension support for your Toyota Tacoma, helping reduce sag, improve stability, and maintain a level ride when towing or hauling.

Q: Which vehicles is this kit compatible with?
A: Fits 2005–2023 Toyota Tacoma rear suspension applications, including 4WD models and compatible leaf-spring 2WD models. Verify fitment before ordering.

Q: How much load support does it provide?
A: It provides up to 2,000 lbs. of load-leveling capacity. It does not increase your vehicle's GVWR or payload rating.

Q: Is the air pressure adjustable?
A: Yes. The air springs are adjustable, allowing you to fine-tune ride height and support based on your load.

Q: Does installation require drilling?
A: No. The kit features a bolt-on, no-frame-drilling installation and includes the necessary mounting hardware.

Q: What is included in the kit?
A: The package includes two rear air springs, mounting brackets, air lines, hardware, and installation instructions. 

Maintenance Tips

• Check air spring pressure weekly and maintain 5–100 PSI for proper load support and ride quality.
• Inspect air springs, air lines, and fittings for leaks, cracks, or wear. Use a soap-and-water solution to locate air leaks.
• Adjust air pressure as your load changes to maintain normal ride height. Never exceed 100 PSI or your Toyota Tacoma's GVWR.
• Periodically inspect mounting brackets and hardware, tightening fasteners as needed. Check for any rubbing or misalignment.
• If lifting the vehicle by the frame, reduce air pressure to the minimum 5 PSI to prevent unnecessary suspension stress.
• Rinse the air springs regularly to remove mud, salt, and road debris for maximum service life.