maXpeedingrods 5000 lbs Air Suspension Bags Kit for Toyota Tundra 2007-2021

Easy to install and makes a big difference when hauling. Ride feels more stable and level under load. Great value for the price—highly recommend!

Easy to install and work great. Just make sure to keep minimum of 5 lbs pressure in each when not in use

Product itself is great however it comes with cheesy connection clamps that leak, I messaged the company with no replies. I ended up purchasing new metal connectors and they don't leak

Fit my 2010 Toyota Tundra perfectly. Was a smooth install came with all the parts to complete the install. Helps when towing my Travel Trailer. No air leaks and leveled the truck nicely with heavy loads.

Bags seem to be good quality. Had a little hiccup with the air hose and the seller immediately reached out to me and made it right, they stand behind their product. Would definitely buy again

The bags work with no issues. However, beware that your truck ride will be rough! Suspension will be stiffer, as the suspension will have less travel! I was not aware of this! But apparently this happens with all AirBags! If you are only towing once a month. I would really reconsider installing them! For me, now that I know this… it is not worth having them.

Here area few details and install tips from doing this on my 2013 Tundra:- The lower bracket that holds the airbag base under the leaf spring won't fit unless you cut off the ABS sensor bracket and zip tie it in place. This doesn't make for a clean install, the air bag bracket should be notched.- The mounting plate will bang into the steel factory fuel line bracket, it has to be bent out of the way. Again, not my idea of a clean install.- The manual shows the lower leaf spring brackets with the long side facing the shocks. It puts the bracket perilously close to the shocks and should be flipped around. My shocks are aftermarket so they might be a bit bigger tube.- The bolts provided to relocate the fuel pump control module are tiny relative to the hole in the frame rail. 8mm stainless are a better fit.- The U-bolts on the leaf springs have to be removed to get the bump stop bracket out so the the bump stops can be cut. Toyota recommends replacing the U-bolts (I didn't). The bump stop bracket keeps the U-bolts aligned, so it can't be removed completely for a clean install. You have to take it off, hack it up, and put it back. The rubber cuts easier with a 4 tpi blade in a recip saw, get a gas mask if you use an angle grinder as shown in the manual.- The manual shows the top plate that aligns to the frame rivets, with the nut tightened to the plate. That bolt won't fit the hole in the frame rail, so don't follow the illustration. Push the threaded air connector through the frame rail first, then install the washer/nut.- The carriage bolts have enough slop in the retaining plate to rotate quite a bit in the square opening. If this bag needs to be removed after a few years of rust builds up, they will likely spin on the square opening before the rust cracks loose.- The air fittings are bad, just like the other reviews say. Make sure you have a Schrader valve tightening tool. It took three tries to get it leak free. I took out the valve, cleaned the innards with a cotton swab, blew it out with compressed air, and inflated to 40psi to get it to hold air properly. One side worked on the first try.Overall I like the airbag, I like the steel parts, the hardware is kind of bad.

Overall happy with the install. They look good and fit well. I ran the hoses on either side of the license plate for a more permanent install as opposed to using the plastic bracket for the air valves. I also keep about 10 psi in them while not under load.

Great product and great fit !

Upper plate alignment. Makes everything clear....for installation