Air bags or "Bump Stop" type suspension
I'm towing a 2020 Grand Design, 10500# (when fully loaded) 30' fiver with a pin weight topping out around 1900#. The tow rig is a 2014 F250 6.7 diesel super cab with 6 3/4 bed. The truck squats just a...
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Currently on my third GMC truck (in the last 12 years) with Firestone RideRite air bags with their Air Command compressor system on-board. The previous two trucks had digital gauges and a switch under dash to inflate/deflate the bags.......my current system has a wireless remote control used to inflate/deflate the bags. Love it!!! You can stand several yards away from your TV, eyeball the truck, inflate/deflate the bags using the remote until she sits level...........
Over the last 12 years the systems I have had preformed flawlessly, performed as they should......IMO, great product, no drill installation making them so easy to install yourself with just common hand/power tools.
Running empty with only 10 lbs in the bags so as to not damage them (recommended by manufacturer) with no effect on ride/handling, they have been up as high as 85 lbs depending on the situation but typically 30-55 lbs is the range I most often use, no matter they provide improved performance to ride, stability and handling............I never leave home with out them!!!!
Over the last 12 years the systems I have had preformed flawlessly, performed as they should......IMO, great product, no drill installation making them so easy to install yourself with just common hand/power tools.
Running empty with only 10 lbs in the bags so as to not damage them (recommended by manufacturer) with no effect on ride/handling, they have been up as high as 85 lbs depending on the situation but typically 30-55 lbs is the range I most often use, no matter they provide improved performance to ride, stability and handling............I never leave home with out them!!!!
