Collection: Truck Air Suspension Kits

Air helper springs are intended to support the suspension under load, but they do not increase the vehicle manufacturer's GVWR, axle rating or towing limit. Start by confirming the truck's existing capacity and then choose an air-suspension kit matched to the chassis and suspension configuration. Some systems are adjusted manually through inflation valves, while others can be paired with onboard compressors and controls for easier pressure changes. Consider the type of cargo or trailer, how often load conditions change and whether in-cab or wireless adjustment is useful. Maintain the air pressure and inspect the system according to the manufacturer's instructions.