Comments about Air Lift 72000 WirelessAIR:

Comments about Air Lift 72000 WirelessAIR:

Came in fast. Installation fairly straight forward. Instructions good but not great, I managed to install in 2002 GMG 1500 with the help of tech assist .I can't imagine having the bags without the onboard compressor.It is really cool now that I can adjust on the fly. The remote control is nice also . You can stand outside the vehicle while inflating/deflating to visually monitor the ride height after loading the camper.I also like that there is no wiring to the interior of the cab.

Comments about Air Lift 72000 WirelessAIR:

Came in fast. Installation fairly straight forward. Instructions good but not great. My manifold was bad outta the box. It would allow air up but would not deflate. The factory advanced me a new one quickly since it was a brand new installation. New manifold solved the problem. You have to "Join" the control to the manifold - that was tricky but we made it. Most new systems come "Joined" at the factory but since I replaced my manifold we had to "Re-Join" it. Once set up system works well. I can't imagine having the bags without the onboard compressor. It irratates me that the Ford suspension is that weak but it is really cool now that I can adjust on the fly. The remote control is nice also - you can stand outside the vehicle while inflating/deflating to visually monitor the ride height - also there is no wiring to the interior of the cab and not having to find a place to mount controls is nice.

Comments about Air Lift 72000 WirelessAIR:

The Wireless Air was installed on a 2003 Ford F250 Super Duty 4wd last June.

The unit was purchased to convert a pair of manually inflated Firestone Ride Rite air bags to an on-board compressor system.

The Wireless Air installation instructions were very good, but I had to read them several times to be sure I understood their lingo and part references. The most difficult portions of the install was to locate a switched fuse outside the firewall (my Ford dealership was a great help with this) and to choose an under-the-frame location to mount the compressor and manifold. Once those were done, it was a matter of drilling, mounting and connecting the components. Nothing had to come thru the firewall to complete the job which is what I wanted.

The Airlift instructions said the manifold and the controller were pre-joined at the factory. This was not the case but the instructions were sufficient to accomplish the job. Once done the Wireless Air operated beautifully. The manifold did a great job of keeping the pressures balanced and regulated as ambient temperatures changed which was something I couldn't do easily with manual inflation. I took a 2600 mile run with an 11k # 5th wheel and the ride couldn't have been better or easier to control.

In August I started having problems with the manifold. One of the ports began to fail and ultimately would no longer control deflation. I called Airlift support. They had me try several corrective actions which did not work. Within several days I had an RMA along with a new manifold. Once swapped out I was back in business.

Overall I am very satisfied with the Wireless Air 72000. Its a great product, easy to use, with the type of customer support you hope for.

Streetside Auto was also great to deal with. They matched and beat the price. Shipping was prompt.