Air Lift Air Cell Suspension Kit

Most Air Cell kits mount between the frame and axle or spring, in place of a factory installed jounce bumper. The suspension kits are made of rugged, long-lasting closed-cell urethane foam. The Urethane foam traps air to provide a cushion against sag when loaded.

Air Cell overload kits function much different from other traditional Air Lift suspension kits such as the LoadLifter 5000 and Ride Control kits. AirCell does not require air and is maintenance free. Economically priced and easy to install, AirCell suspension kits provide a comfortable, safe ride loaded or unloaded. Just install it and forget it. No inflation required. They’re great for anyone whose truck is always loaded, and wants load support and ride quality at a very affordable price!

AirCell is engineered specifically for vehicles that maintain constant loads such as work trucks, fleet, and delivery vehicles. They’re great for anyone whose truck is always loaded, and wants load support and ride quality at a very affordable price!

The Air Lift Company has been developing air spring suspension products for over 50 years. The original product, a rubber air spring inserted into a car's factory coil spring, was developed and patented in 1950.

The versatility of Air Lift air springs were proven during the early years of stock car racing. Air Lifts were used by most of the stock car racing teams for twenty years or so until the racing suspensions evolved to more sophisticated systems. The Air Lift Company sponsored cars were tough competitors on the NASCAR Grand National Circuit. The Air Lift Company has the longest history of product development dedicated solely to the development of light vehicle air suspension products.

First, in the 1950's, Air Lift pioneered the use of air spring inserts in coil spring suspensions. Then, in the 1960's, Air Lift introduced the use of sleeve-type air springs on pickup truck suspensions. During the 1980's Air Lift started using air helper springs on motor homes and ambulances. Street rods and lowered vehicles were the target in the 1990's. Today's products are an evolution of Air Lift's breakthrough development programs applying the use of air springs in light truck and motor home suspensions. Air Lift has won more SEMA awards for air spring development products than any other company.