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Firestone Ride-Rite Coil-Rite Air Helper Springs – 4157

Firestone Ride-Rite

  • Rear coil air helper springs, model 4157, polyurethane construction
  • Listed support of 500-1,000 lbs per set
  • Drilling required; kit includes air line and inflation valves
  • No vehicle fitment listed; check specifications before ordering

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Description

Overview

The Firestone Ride-Rite Coil-Rite 4157 is a set of rear air helper springs for coil-sprung vehicles. The springs mount inside an existing open coil spring suspension and provide adjustable spring rates compared with the standard coil spring.

The air springs are made of durable polyurethane and support 500-1,000 lbs per set. Drilling is required for installation. Compare your vehicle’s year, make, model and trim with the fitment before buying.

Key features

  • Adjustable air spring rates for rear coil suspensions
  • Durable polyurethane air springs
  • Listed support range of 500-1,000 lbs per set
  • Mounts inside an existing open coil spring suspension
  • Kit includes air line and inflation valves

Drilled mounts and coil springs

Drilled mounts put the air springs in direct contact with the vehicle structure, so the mounting points need to be strong and well placed. Before drilling, check the frame or crossmember for brackets, brake lines, fuel lines and wiring. Clear the area fully so the drill bit does not reach anything it should not.

Once the springs are mounted, route the air line away from heat and sharp edges and check the valves for leaks. Polyurethane springs handle repeated flexing well, but they still need inspection for rubbing against the coil and any metal edges. Retighten the mounts after the first drives, as drilled holes can settle under load.

  • Locate brake and fuel lines before drilling
  • Deburr holes to avoid cutting the air line
  • Recheck mounts after the first few drives

Specifications

Brand Firestone Ride-Rite
Product number 4157
UPC 767555111291
Application Rear coils
Material Polyurethane air springs
Load support 500-1,000 lbs per set
Installation Drilling required
Included Air springs, air line, inflation valves

Vehicle fitment

It is for rear coil-spring suspensions only, so fit is limited to those setups. Make sure the year, model and trim match your vehicle before ordering.

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

Installation notes

Mark and drill the mounting locations carefully before fitting the springs, and confirm hole positions against your suspension. Support the vehicle securely on stands while drilling near suspension components.

What’s included

The kit includes air springs, an air line and inflation valves. A compressor and gauges are not included with the kit.

SKU: FIR4157 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 3.00 lbs
Package dimensions 11.00 × 9.00 × 9.00 in
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Questions & Answers

Does the Firestone Ride-Rite 4157 need drilling?

Yes. Drilling is required to install the Coil-Rite air helper springs, so plan the mounting locations before installation. Measure and mark carefully, since hole sizes and drill positions must come from your own measurements.

What comes with the Coil-Rite 4157 kit?

The kit includes air springs, an air line and inflation valves. A compressor and gauges are not included, so plan to source those separately if you need pressure control.

How much weight do the 4157 air springs support?

The polyurethane air springs support 500-1,000 lbs per set. Confirm fit for your vehicle's year, model and trim, and check that your rear load falls within that range before ordering.

How do I remove burrs after drilling a mounting hole?

Use a deburring tool or a larger bit held by hand to clean the edge of each hole. Remove all metal chips before fitting the springs, since loose debris can damage the air line or the bag surface.

Should the air line be replaced if it shows wear?

Yes, replace the line if it shows cracks, cuts or rubbing marks. Air loss at a fitting or a damaged line will reduce the helper's effect, so check the full run after installation.