TORQUE Airbag Air Bag Suspension Kit for 2015-2025 Ford F150 2WD 4WD F-150 Rear Helper Bag Spring Towing 5000 lbs (Replaces Firestone Ride Rite 2582) (TR2582)

Great airbags system, DO NOT use the flange nuts included for the bail clamps or you will snap them off, go buy a box of Nylon lock nuts 3/8-16 from home depot and 8 washers, this will save you a headache, the airbags hold air, the included tubing is only 15ft long, I bought a longer tubing (50 ft) so I could move the fittings inside gas lid, also purchase a tubbing cutter it will make cutting the tubing straight so much easier so you don't have any leaks, you can buy one for like $7. 2021 F150 with 6" lift, I added airbag cradles so the airbags don't get damage when I go off-roading.

These have been on my ford f150 work truck for 6 months now. They work great. Easy to install. Great suspension upgrade. Saves my truck on those heavy load days.

I'd give this a '5-Star' review, if it weren't for a couple of problems I encountered (more in the CONS, below).Overall, I think this is going to be a good leveling system for our truck. This kit was installed on a 2017 Ford F150 Super Crew.TIPSThis appears to be a 'carbon copy' of the Firestone Ride Rite 2582 (description says this kit is a replacement for the Firestone 2582). There is a very good install video on YouTube (Hint, Hint, TorqueUSA). I would strongly recommend watching it before you install this kit.Consider stopping by a hardware store and purchasing eight 3/8-16 nuts, lock washers and washers for the shackle bolts (more in the CONS, below).Installed the Schrader Valves under my gas cap for a clean install and easy access.PROSHeavy duty hardware.Smooth install, AFTER figuring out which parts go where and overcoming one hardware issue.All the nuts are the same size. You only need one size socket/wrench for install. Nicely done!Nuts and bolts all worked great . . . until shackle bolt install (more in the CONS, below).The inflation lines/connectors all worked great and no leaks were encountered. Be sure to fully seat the lines - they kind of go in in two pushes. These are probably standard plumbing parts, so mods should be fairly easy.CONSInstructions direct you to check your parts before install to be sure nothing is missing. Parts are very nicely labeled with parts numbers. Those parts numbers are found NOWHERE in the install instructions and the part numbers do not contain a xxxL or xxxR, to indicate a Left or Right. It may take a little head scratching to figure out left and right parts. A simple edit to the instructions would make the install smoother. Again, the Firestone video was a big help.Install was going smoothly . . . until I got to the shackle bolts. Just to be clear, all nuts were threaded on by hand until they hit the self-torquing pinch; then you have to use tools. All the bolts tightened past the self-torquing pinch just fine . . . until I got to the shackle bolts. Again, and I emphasize, hand threaded to start, until the 'pinch' was hit. I could not get more than 1/4" of shackle bolt through the nut, without having to use excessive force to turn the nut. A 'light' impact driver could not turn them. Had to use a socket to attempt to turn the nuts and eventually broke the end of one of the shackle bolts off; fortunately, it was right below the bolt. Smoothed the bolt end with a file to allow placement of a nut. Had to stop, drop everything, make a Saturday Afternoon run to the hardware store and pick up eight 3/8-16 nuts, lock washers and washers. Removed the rest of the self-torquing nuts and installed my replacements, with blue thread lock.

Cannot get them to seal

Small air leakSoap water can’t find itAlso are inlet values so check the can’t push the air tank chuck in enough to open chuckVery disappointed

( WARNING!!Do not use the lock nuts provided.Do your self the favor of buying nylon locknuts from another party. )Could have some better engineering on brackets, maybe even have the top mount and frame mount welded to each other ,intsead of being bolted together by the customer.

Awesome

I have a 2023 f150 4x4 I installed these today, the hole for 1 bracket was 1/2” off and had to drill it myself, and the one bracket hole that connects to frame was didn’t line up with hole on frame so I had to drill that too.Besides drilling 3 holes, the product is nice thick steel, comes with all bolts you need, great instructions. This is my 3rd airbags set I’ve installed on different vehiclesI gave it 2 starts cause I had to drill/modify it to make it work.