Anyone hauling a bunch of weight installed the Loadlifter 5000 Air Spring Kit?

rchrds · Feb 16, 2026

It's been a while since I looked, but it looks now like they have a kit for the 24/25 Tacoma. Anyone tried this? As I routinely swap from no weight to heavy weight, this seems like the perfect fix for me.

https://www.airliftcompany.com/shop/57386

carguy4471 · Feb 16, 2026

I have installed these on 2025 tacomas and the users report positive experiences. I've installed airlift products on many vehicles, the kits are great quality!

h2o-bar · Feb 17, 2026

I have the Loadlifter 5000's on my 25 Tacoma. They've worked great for when I have my slide in camper on (just add enough air to level the truck out). That camper is probably 2000lb.
And when I tow my small camper I do the same but don't need as much air to get it leveled out.
Loadlifter recommends to run 5 PSI while empty. The ride is little stiffer than no air but not a big deal.

24 TRD OR · Feb 17, 2026

I installed it on mine. I love it. I go from empty box most of the time to several hundred pounds when I'm camping. I think it's the perfect solution. I tried Timbren's and was able to return them, fortunately. I can not recommend the airlift enough. Remember to order the cradles if you take your truck off road.

rchrds · May 22, 2026

Follow up, I installed them, and they work fantastic. I loaded the truck up with 800 lbs of dive gear and drove from Tennessee to Mexico, and only bottomed everything out once or twice. I found that with the truck empty and 16" of ground to hitch space, with the truck loaded like this, I needed 50 PSI in the bags to regain 16" between the ground and the hitch. One thing that I did find is that the onboard compressor pushes too much air to easily fill the bags. Based on the way it samples pressure, it constantly over or undershoots the correct pressure because the volume is so small. I had better luck with a Silca Elettrico bike tire inflator that fills much more slowly and is very accurate.