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AirLift Air Lift 1000 Rear Coil Spring – 60812

AirLift

  • Air Lift 1000 rear helper coil spring for open coil spring suspensions
  • Air adjustable with up to 1000 lbs of leveling capacity
  • Made of tough molded polyurethane
  • No drill installation with an installation time of one hour or less
  • Fits 1990–1995 Toyota 4Runner SR5 and 2001–2007 Toyota Sequoia Limited and SR5

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Description

Overview

The AirLift Air Lift 1000 Rear Coil Spring, part number AIR60812, is a rear helper spring for open coil spring suspensions. The manufacturer fitment list covers 1990–1995 Toyota 4Runner SR5 models and 2001–2007 Toyota Sequoia models in the Limited and SR5 trims.

The spring is designed to give a steadier ride, better handling and braking, and less roll, sway and bottoming out. It is rated for up to 1000 lbs of leveling capacity and is air adjustable, so the ride can be tuned for hauling, towing or light loads. It is made of molded polyurethane.

Key features

  • Rear helper spring for open coil spring suspensions
  • Up to 1000 lbs of leveling capacity
  • Air adjustable to tune the ride
  • Tough molded polyurethane construction
  • No drill installation, one hour or less

Choosing a helper spring

A rear helper spring supports the rear of a coil suspension when the vehicle carries extra weight. It works alongside the factory coil springs rather than replacing them, so it adds support under load without changing how the suspension moves when the vehicle is empty. Owners who tow, haul gear or ride with passengers often notice the rear sitting lower over time, and a helper spring can help hold that height.

Air adjustable models let you change the support as loads change. Check the air fittings and lines for leaks after setting the pressure, and recheck them after the first few drives. Shock absorbers, bushings and the factory springs work together, so inspect them when a helper goes in, since worn parts can reduce the benefit of the upgrade.

  • Route air lines away from hot or moving parts
  • Look for cracked polyurethane or worn mounting points during inspection
  • Re-torque mounting hardware after the first few trail runs

Specifications

Brand AirLift
Part number AIR60812
Leveling capacity Up to 1000 lbs
Material Molded polyurethane
Position Rear
System type Air bag
Installation No drill; 1 hour or less
Warranty Limited lifetime

Vehicle fitment

The manufacturer fitment list covers 1990–1995 Toyota 4Runner models in the SR5 trim and 2001–2007 Toyota Sequoia models in the Limited and SR5 trims.

The 2003–2009 4Runner is covered by a different part number, AIR60809, and 1996–2002 4Runner models are not on this list. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

What’s included

The rear helper coil spring. Check the package contents against your installation before starting work.

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Toyota 4Runner1990–1995SR5
Toyota Sequoia2001–2007Limited, SR5

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Questions & Answers

Does the AIR60812 fit a 1990 to 1995 Toyota 4Runner?

Yes, for the SR5 trim. It fits the SR5 trim of 1990–1995 Toyota 4Runner models. Other trims from those years are not confirmed for this part, so confirm fit for your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering. The 2003–2009 4Runner uses a different part number, AIR60809.

Which Sequoia years are covered by the AIR60812?

It fits 2001–2007 Toyota Sequoia models in the Limited and SR5 trims. Confirm fit for your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering if your Sequoia falls outside those years.

Is drilling needed for this helper spring?

No drilling is needed, since this is a no drill installation that takes one hour or less. Check the package contents against your installation plan before starting, and have any air fittings you need ready.

How can you tell a rear helper spring is needed?

Sag at the rear when loaded, bottoming out over bumps, or a rear end that sits noticeably lower than the front are common signs. Check ride height unloaded and loaded, and inspect the shocks and bushings before deciding.