ReadyAir rear airbag system user review on 2022 F-350 

Bags are great… kinda a pain pulling the leafs apart but the bags install easy….. trucks for sale for the right price 👌

@AvgDadGarage 1 haha nice thanks for the info! I own the same truck with 2000 miles haha. Only had it a few months. Star white lariat ultimate with the black appearance package. I threw it out there just incase you part it out before you sell it. I'm looking at getting the same lift.

@@pinktacotuesday4573 right on. Good taste. Enjoy your ride

I was contemplating between this and the old school Firestone bags. My wheel guy will do complete instal with wireless compressor and train horn for $3K. I’ll go this route; thanks.

@@davidjones2820 these will ride way better than a traditional single bag… hav head 2 buddies switch and we all agree can’t beat this for ride quality/functionality

I can’t remember if it came with a new shorter pin or a spacer but it came with everything needed. Did not have to source anything to make it work

When I did the Carli leveling system I also had them do a +1” rear block and new U bolts that come from Carli. Otherwise the rear sits a hair low when you level the front… I didn’t measure without the bags before and after. But seat of the pants it does sit a bit higher on the rear with the bags yes. Prob not a full inch

If I remember correctly it’s got a nut on the one side… remove and use a punch to get the pin out

I believe the shackle and pin length in the kit is the difference. One is for a 3/4 ton and the other for a 1-ton which will have the overload spring. That’s the only suspension difference in a f250 and 350 is the overload spring in the rear leafs.

Okay I was wondering that haven't had the time to look into it. So your saying that an F250 does not have the overload spring so I'd buy the 88-22170 kit "without the overload spring"?

@@huntertellez2002 Correct an f250 (unless it’s a tremor I believe) does not have the overload springs. Thats the only difference in a 250 and a 350 besides larger rear axles.

@avgdadgarage1982 thanks for the Info🙏. Much appreciated🤝🏼

Tremor 250 for some reason have the overload springs if I recall correctly

Oh mannn… Real Deal himself ?? Lol. Run around at minimum 10psi. With the toy hauler which isn’t that heavy 12k loaded about 50 psi leveled it out perfect

@@avgdadgarage1982 you the man thanks. Just asking around getting feedback from everyone I see running the readyair kits. We’ve install 4 so far and love it too

Does it ride better when not towing??

@@Zzus321 yes was actually an improvement in ride quality while unloaded for sure

Have you had any air seepage? Do you need to add air often?

Didn’t that’s factory notched like that. I believe it’s notched like that to access the factory 5th wheel brackets/bolts which is where these attached too