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AirLift Air Lift 1000 Rear Coil Spring – 60796

AirLift

  • Air Lift 1000 rear helper coil spring for coil spring suspensions
  • Designed to eliminate bottoming out and improve ride, handling and stability
  • No drill installation, one hour or less
  • Fits 2001–2012 Ford Escape and 2001–2006, 2008–2011 Mazda Tribute models
  • Part number AIR60796

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Description

Overview

The AirLift Air Lift 1000 Rear Coil Spring, part number AIR60796, is a rear add-on helper spring for coil spring suspensions. The manufacturer fitment list covers 2001–2012 Ford Escape models and 2001–2006 and 2008–2011 Mazda Tribute models.

Air Lift says its 1000 kits are engineered as helper springs for coil spring suspensions, front or rear, to eliminate bottoming out and improve ride, handling and stability. This rear part can be custom tuned by air adjustment for hauling, towing or riding light.

Key features

  • Add-on helper spring for coil spring suspensions
  • Designed to eliminate bottoming out
  • Improves ride, handling and stability
  • Air adjustable for custom tuning
  • No drill installation with an installation time of one hour or less

Helper springs and rear loads

A helper spring supports the rear of a compact SUV when weight or cargo pushes the suspension down. Because it adds support under load, an unloaded vehicle can feel close to stock or slightly firmer. Air adjustment lets the rear setting follow how the vehicle is used, from light loads to heavier towing.

Before fitting a helper spring, inspect the shocks, rear bushings and mounts. Worn shocks let the suspension move more than the helper spring is meant to allow. After installation, check that the spring clears the surrounding parts through full suspension travel and that the mounts stay tight.

  • Inspect shocks before fitting
  • Check mounts for cracks or sagging
  • Confirm clearance through full travel
  • Look for air leaks after the first drives

Specifications

Brand AirLift
Part number AIR60796
Position Rear
Front or rear application Rear
System type Air bag
Installation No drill; 1 hour or less

Vehicle fitment

The manufacturer fitment list covers 2001–2012 Ford Escape models in the Hybrid, Limited, XLS, XLT and XLT Sport trims, and 2001–2006 and 2008–2011 Mazda Tribute models in the DX, ES, LX, S and i trims.

The Mazda Tribute list has no 2007 model year, and Ford Escape models from 2013 and later are not covered. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

What’s included

The rear helper coil spring. Verify the package on arrival against the installation steps.

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Ford Escape2001–2012Hybrid, Limited, Limited Hybrid, XLS, XLT, XLT No Boundaries, XLT Sport
Mazda Tribute2001–2006, 2008–2011DX, ES, Hybrid, LX, S, i

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Questions & Answers

Does the AirLift AIR60796 fit a Mazda Tribute?

Yes. The manufacturer fitment list includes 2001–2006 and 2008–2011 Mazda Tribute models in the DX, ES, Hybrid, LX, S and i trims. The 2007 model year is not on the list.

Is the AIR60796 a front or rear part?

It is a rear part. Its position and application are both rear. The 1000 kit line can be used on the front or rear, but this item is for the rear.

Does this helper spring need drilling?

No. It installs without drilling, in one hour or less. Check the air fittings and any included parts against your installation before starting.

Will a helper spring change the ride when the vehicle is empty?

It can feel slightly firmer, because the helper adds support even when lightly loaded. Lowering the air pressure reduces that added firmness and brings the ride closer to stock.

How often should the helper spring mounts be checked?

Check the mounts and bolts at tire rotations and after rough off-road use. Look for cracked rubber, sagging, or loose hardware, and tighten or replace parts as needed.