air bags

Kayteg1 wrote:
I keep scratching my head what would be the advantage of having wireless control for bags?
Kinda reminds me airbed I used to have, where manual switch was 8 inches from my head, yet it come with remote.

The main reason is that everything is right at the airbags. Wired systems require you run the air lines to your mechanical gauges in the cab. Very bulky, very hard! And requires a large amount of space since those air lines don't bend sharp. Wireless puts only a small remote in the cab a d it's designed to clip to the visor. No dash real estate is needed.

Wireless has the advantage of a speedy install.
Our newer Lance will sink 3 to 4 inches on one side of the truck springs when the slide is extended. I will order and install the remote and compressor kit when returning back to home base.

I keep scratching my head what would be the advantage of having wireless control for bags?
Kinda reminds me airbed I used to have, where manual switch was 8 inches from my head, yet it come with remote.

My Amazon Airlift wireless arrived today, and as suspected, this 'used' setup has only slight cosmetic damage to the outside box. Everything inside the box is brand new, never used. I'll install it tomorrow and take photos of the process.

I'm not sure about Air Life, but I have a 21 year old AirLift system in my 1994 F-250, still works fine. Could probably wait another 20 years for a full report, but by then the truck itself won't be any good.

-Joe

FYI,
I found another site that has these on sale right now;
SDTruckSprings.com
http://www.sdtrucksprings.com/air-compressors/air-lift-air-compressors/wireless-air-72000?gclid=CO_Ot7z7vsoCFUaCfgodSCIMhg

$379.95 sale
-75 mail in rebate

$304.95 final

Free shipping

Oldtymeflyr wrote:
I am not sure which wireless product you are going with but you may want to know that on some campers its necessary to have different pressures in the two bags to assist in leveling.

Rick

Yes, this one I'm getting, the 72000, does have separate pressure control for each air bag.

Airlift....

I ordered the AIR LIFT 72000 Wireless Air Leveling Compressor

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001OMVCN2/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza

The Amazon listing has a link right there to click on for the rebate.

Rebate: Amazon.com
Save up to $100 on Select Air Lift Products
Through February 29, 2016, save up to $100 via mail-in rebate on select Air Lift products. See more details.

It showed 4 used from $322 when I checked. However, now there are only 3 used and from $474, so the new price, $403 as of the time I'm posting this, is cheaper. For the rebate go here;
https://www.airliftcompany.com/support/rebates/

The mail in form is a download link in PDF you have to click on.

From my invoice on Amazon;

Items Ordered Price
1 of: AIR LIFT 72000 Wireless Air Leveling Compressor $322.72
Sold by: Amazon Warehouse Deals, Inc

Condition: Used - New condition
Item will come in original packaging. Packaging may be damaged... see more

$322 minus the $75 rebate gives me a total $247 plus tax. (I'm in California and governor wants his due.)

The current new price on Amazon;$403.40 minus the mail-in rebate is a total of $328.40. That's compared to Airlift's suggested retail of $724.42 from their website;
https://www.airliftcompany.com/shop/72000/

I did find it for a more reasonable $524.99 before rebate, and $449.99 after rebate on etrailer
https://www.etrailer.com/Vehicle-Suspension/Air-Lift/AL72000.html

I want to mention I am an Amazon Prime member so shipping is 2nd day free. Actually, my daughter-in-law is a Prime member. She can add up to 4 family/friend members to her account who get the shipping benefits she gets with the membership.

skipro3 what model did U order from amazon and where did U find $75.00 rebate?