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AirLift 1000 Load Assist Rear Spring Kit – 60817

AirLift

  • AirLift 1000 Load Assist Rear Spring Kit, part 60817
  • Add-on helper spring for rear coil spring suspensions
  • No drilling; installs in one hour or less
  • Fit depends on your vehicle’s year, model and trim
  • UPC 729199608179

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Description

Overview

The AirLift 1000 Load Assist Rear Spring Kit (part 60817) is an add-on helper spring for rear coil spring suspensions. It works alongside the existing springs when a vehicle carries heavy loads, helping to stop the suspension from bottoming out.

AirLift designed the 1000 kits as helper springs for coil spring suspensions, and they are offered for front or rear use. This model is for the rear. Because the helper can be tuned to the ride you want, the kit suits hauling, towing or driving with a light load. No specific vehicles are named.

Key features

  • Add-on helper spring for coil spring suspensions
  • Rear application
  • No drilling required
  • Installs in one hour or less
  • Helps reduce bottoming out and supports the ride under load
  • Ride can be tuned for hauling, towing or light loads

Helper springs on coil suspensions

A helper spring supports the existing coil springs when the rear carries extra weight. Instead of replacing the coils, it adds support where the suspension would otherwise compress more and bottom out. Helpers are often chosen for hauling, towing, or trips with heavy gear, and they can be adjusted to suit the ride you want.

Because the helper sits alongside the original coil springs, the shock absorbers, bushings and mounting points still matter. Worn shocks can make the rear feel bouncy even with a helper in place. Inspect the bags, lines and hardware at regular intervals, and keep the vehicle level when fitting so the new load is balanced.

  • Replace worn shocks before adding support
  • Look for air leaks after heavy loads
  • Keep the vehicle securely supported during install

Specifications

Brand AirLift
Product line AirLift 1000 Load Assist
Part number 60817
UPC 729199608179
Application Rear
Suspension type Coil spring
System type Air bag
Drilling No drill
Installation time 1 hour or less

Vehicle fitment

It is a rear helper for coil spring suspensions. Confirm the make, model and year fit your vehicle before ordering.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

AirLift gives an installation time of one hour or less and no drilling. Because the kit works on the rear suspension, keep the vehicle securely supported while the springs are fitted.

What’s included

Review the kit’s parts against your installation plan before you begin.

SKU: AIR60817 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 3.30 lbs
Package dimensions 12.50 × 10.30 × 6.00 in
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Questions & Answers

Will the AirLift 1000 part 60817 fit my vehicle?

Fit depends on your vehicle's make, model and year, so confirm them before choosing it. It is a rear application helper for coil spring suspensions.

Is the AirLift 1000 60817 installed with drilling?

No. It is a no-drill kit with an installation time of one hour or less. Keep the vehicle securely supported during the install.

What is the AirLift 1000 Load Assist Rear Spring Kit?

It is an add-on helper spring kit from AirLift for rear coil spring suspensions. It supports heavy loads, hauling or towing, and carries part number 60817 and UPC 729199608179.

Is this kit for the front or the rear of a vehicle?

The rear. AirLift identifies this kit as a rear application. The same product line is offered for front or rear coil spring suspensions, but this model is for the rear only.

How often should a helper spring be checked?

Check it during routine suspension inspections, and after heavy loads or long trips. Look for air leaks, worn mounts and a rear ride height that drops under load.

Does a helper spring replace the rear springs?

No. A helper spring works alongside the existing coil springs to support heavy loads and reduce bottoming out. The original springs stay in place.