[jdanielm1]

I’ve been running the Air Lift 72000 Compressor for over two years now on my 2011 F350. So far it’s given me no issues. I installed it on the frame just above the spare tire and ran the power wiring to the fuse box under the hood. Works great.

EDIT: I guess the 72000 has been phased out and replaced with the 74000 and 74000EZ. See the link below.

Air Lift EZ-Mount 25980EZ Wireless Compressor w/ Mounting Kit | $675.95

Easily install your WirelessONE compressor with this 25980EZ wireless compressor kit from Air Lift. This kit comes complete with the ability to hook up to an iOs or Android app. It also includes a mounting kit to secure your compressor under your vehicle, to the frame.

www.sdtrucksprings.com

 

[jdanielm1]

I have that one in my 2022 F350

When I buy a new truck that’s the one I’ll buy. I get tired of replacing the batteries in my 72000 controller.

 

[jdanielm1]

I ordered Firestone WR17609377, Will be here today

Oh wow. That’s a little guy.

 

[jdanielm1]

You should really look into the wirelessly controlled 74000 if the switch doesn’t work. It has a manifold that controls each bag together or individually. I’ve never lost air on a drive or sitting overnight. And it only takes about a minute and a half to get my bags to 85 psi.

 

[jdanielm1]

Damn. All signs are pointing to an Airlift!!

 

[jdanielm1]

Gotta come off some green for a reputable part.

 

[jdanielm1]

You sure it’s not a bag leaking? Supposedly you’re need to replace the bags every five years.

 

[jdanielm1]

Odd that it’s still leaking after a new line and manifold installed.