This Air Lift replacement air spring is the Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type for 1969-1974 Chevrolet Blazer. Match the original kit or spring number, mounting pattern, bellows dimensions, air-port location, operating range, position, and surrounding bracket condition before replacing an individual spring.

Key Features

• This sleeve has an inflated proper ride height of 6.5 to 8.5 inches and a maximum diameter of 5.1 inches.
• This Air Lift replacement sleeve is an exact replacement for your original Air Lift air spring.
• It is made with sturdy rubber construction and synthetic fabric reinforcement.
• Genuine high-strength, rust-proof Zytel endcaps and an inverted crimp design help the air spring hold shape for a long life.

Fitment

Specifications

What’s Included

One new Air Lift air spring in the exact configuration and quantity identified by this listing. Compressors, tanks, management, brackets, fittings, lines, wiring, sensors, tools, and additional hardware are included only when expressly stated for this part number.

About Air Lift

Air Lift develops vehicle-specific load-support air springs, adjustable performance suspension, compressors, and air-management systems. Exact fitment, pressure limits, travel, and system requirements vary by part number and application.

Important Disclosures

California Proposition 65 warning: this product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.

Related Parts

• Air Lift Replacement Air Spring – Bellows Type
• Air Lift Replacement 7500 XL Air Spring for 14-18 Ram 2500 (for 57589)
• Shop the complete Air Lift collection

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I confirm Air Lift 50203, the Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type, is the correct replacement spring?
Match the original Air Lift kit or spring number, mounting pattern, bellows dimensions, air port, side or position, and the current application listing.

Should both air springs be replaced together?
Inspect both sides, brackets, airlines, and fittings. Replace any worn or leaking component; whether both springs require replacement depends on their condition and service history.

What commonly causes a replacement air spring to fail early?
Abrasion, misaligned or damaged brackets, overextension, heat, debris, incorrect pressure, leaks, and loose hardware can shorten service life. Correct the cause before installing the new spring.

How should the system be checked for leaks?
Inflate within the specified range and apply a manufacturer-approved leak-detection solution to fittings, lines, ports, and bellows. Repair leaks before loading or driving the vehicle.

Installation Instructions

1. Confirm Air Lift part number 50203, the complete application, and every required supporting component before disassembly.
2. Secure the vehicle at the manufacturer’s specified lift points, unload the suspension as directed, and inspect the frame, brackets, springs, lines, and nearby components.
3. Follow Air Lift’s current instructions for bracket orientation, clearances, routing, fastener sequence, pressure limits, and any drilling or trimming.
4. Inflate and leak-test the system, cycle the suspension and steering as applicable, and verify clearance from tires, exhaust, brakes, driveline, wiring, and bodywork.
5. Torque and align as required, then recheck leaks, pressure, fasteners, and clearance after the first loaded drive cycles.

This Air Lift replacement air spring is the Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type for 2004-2010 Nissan Titan. Match the original kit or spring number, mounting pattern, bellows dimensions, air-port location, operating range, position, and surrounding bracket condition before replacing an individual spring.

Key Features

• This sleeve has an inflated proper ride height of 4.0 to 6.0 inches and a maximum diameter of 5.1 inches.
• This Air Lift replacement sleeve is an exact replacement for your original Air Lift air spring.
• It is made with sturdy rubber construction and synthetic fabric reinforcement.
• Genuine high-strength, rust-proof Zytel endcaps and an inverted crimp design help the air spring hold shape for a long life.

Fitment

Specifications

What’s Included

One new Air Lift air spring in the exact configuration and quantity identified by this listing. Compressors, tanks, management, brackets, fittings, lines, wiring, sensors, tools, and additional hardware are included only when expressly stated for this part number.

About Air Lift

Air Lift develops vehicle-specific load-support air springs, adjustable performance suspension, compressors, and air-management systems. Exact fitment, pressure limits, travel, and system requirements vary by part number and application.

Important Disclosures

California Proposition 65 warning: this product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.

Related Parts

• Air Lift Replacement Air Spring – Bellows Type
• Air Lift Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type
• Shop the complete Air Lift collection

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I confirm Air Lift 50256, the Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type, is the correct replacement spring?
Match the original Air Lift kit or spring number, mounting pattern, bellows dimensions, air port, side or position, and the current application listing.

Should both air springs be replaced together?
Inspect both sides, brackets, airlines, and fittings. Replace any worn or leaking component; whether both springs require replacement depends on their condition and service history.

What commonly causes a replacement air spring to fail early?
Abrasion, misaligned or damaged brackets, overextension, heat, debris, incorrect pressure, leaks, and loose hardware can shorten service life. Correct the cause before installing the new spring.

How should the system be checked for leaks?
Inflate within the specified range and apply a manufacturer-approved leak-detection solution to fittings, lines, ports, and bellows. Repair leaks before loading or driving the vehicle.

Installation Instructions

1. Confirm Air Lift part number 50256, the complete application, and every required supporting component before disassembly.
2. Secure the vehicle at the manufacturer’s specified lift points, unload the suspension as directed, and inspect the frame, brackets, springs, lines, and nearby components.
3. Follow Air Lift’s current instructions for bracket orientation, clearances, routing, fastener sequence, pressure limits, and any drilling or trimming.
4. Inflate and leak-test the system, cycle the suspension and steering as applicable, and verify clearance from tires, exhaust, brakes, driveline, wiring, and bodywork.
5. Torque and align as required, then recheck leaks, pressure, fasteners, and clearance after the first loaded drive cycles.

This Air Lift replacement air spring is the Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type for 1995-2004 Chevrolet Astro. Match the original kit or spring number, mounting pattern, bellows dimensions, air-port location, operating range, position, and surrounding bracket condition before replacing an individual spring.

Key Features

• This sleeve has an inflated proper ride height of 4.0 to 6.0 inches and a maximum diameter of 4.6 inches.
• This Air Lift replacement sleeve is an exact replacement for your original Air Lift air spring.
• It is made with sturdy rubber construction and synthetic fabric reinforcement.
• Genuine high-strength, rust-proof Zytel endcaps and an inverted crimp design help the air spring hold shape for a long life.

Fitment

Specifications

What’s Included

One new Air Lift air spring in the exact configuration and quantity identified by this listing. Compressors, tanks, management, brackets, fittings, lines, wiring, sensors, tools, and additional hardware are included only when expressly stated for this part number.

About Air Lift

Air Lift develops vehicle-specific load-support air springs, adjustable performance suspension, compressors, and air-management systems. Exact fitment, pressure limits, travel, and system requirements vary by part number and application.

Important Disclosures

California Proposition 65 warning: this product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.

Related Parts

• Air Lift Replacement Air Spring – Bellows Type
• Air Lift Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type
• Shop the complete Air Lift collection

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I confirm Air Lift 50254, the Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type, is the correct replacement spring?
Match the original Air Lift kit or spring number, mounting pattern, bellows dimensions, air port, side or position, and the current application listing.

Should both air springs be replaced together?
Inspect both sides, brackets, airlines, and fittings. Replace any worn or leaking component; whether both springs require replacement depends on their condition and service history.

What commonly causes a replacement air spring to fail early?
Abrasion, misaligned or damaged brackets, overextension, heat, debris, incorrect pressure, leaks, and loose hardware can shorten service life. Correct the cause before installing the new spring.

How should the system be checked for leaks?
Inflate within the specified range and apply a manufacturer-approved leak-detection solution to fittings, lines, ports, and bellows. Repair leaks before loading or driving the vehicle.

Installation Instructions

1. Confirm Air Lift part number 50254, the complete application, and every required supporting component before disassembly.
2. Secure the vehicle at the manufacturer’s specified lift points, unload the suspension as directed, and inspect the frame, brackets, springs, lines, and nearby components.
3. Follow Air Lift’s current instructions for bracket orientation, clearances, routing, fastener sequence, pressure limits, and any drilling or trimming.
4. Inflate and leak-test the system, cycle the suspension and steering as applicable, and verify clearance from tires, exhaust, brakes, driveline, wiring, and bodywork.
5. Torque and align as required, then recheck leaks, pressure, fasteners, and clearance after the first loaded drive cycles.

This Air Lift replacement air spring is the Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type for 1999-2005 Chevrolet Silverado 1500. Match the original kit or spring number, mounting pattern, bellows dimensions, air-port location, operating range, position, and surrounding bracket condition before replacing an individual spring.

Key Features

• This sleeve has an inflated proper ride height of 4.0 to 6.0 inches and a maximum diameter of 4.6 inches.
• This Air Lift replacement sleeve is an exact replacement for your original Air Lift air spring.
• It is made with sturdy rubber construction and synthetic fabric reinforcement.
• Genuine high-strength, rust-proof Zytel endcaps and an inverted crimp design help the air spring hold shape for a long life.

Fitment

Specifications

What’s Included

One new Air Lift air spring in the exact configuration and quantity identified by this listing. Compressors, tanks, management, brackets, fittings, lines, wiring, sensors, tools, and additional hardware are included only when expressly stated for this part number.

About Air Lift

Air Lift develops vehicle-specific load-support air springs, adjustable performance suspension, compressors, and air-management systems. Exact fitment, pressure limits, travel, and system requirements vary by part number and application.

Important Disclosures

California Proposition 65 warning: this product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.

Related Parts

• Air Lift Replacement Air Spring – Bellows Type
• Air Lift Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type
• Shop the complete Air Lift collection

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I confirm Air Lift 50266, the Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type, is the correct replacement spring?
Match the original Air Lift kit or spring number, mounting pattern, bellows dimensions, air port, side or position, and the current application listing.

Should both air springs be replaced together?
Inspect both sides, brackets, airlines, and fittings. Replace any worn or leaking component; whether both springs require replacement depends on their condition and service history.

What commonly causes a replacement air spring to fail early?
Abrasion, misaligned or damaged brackets, overextension, heat, debris, incorrect pressure, leaks, and loose hardware can shorten service life. Correct the cause before installing the new spring.

How should the system be checked for leaks?
Inflate within the specified range and apply a manufacturer-approved leak-detection solution to fittings, lines, ports, and bellows. Repair leaks before loading or driving the vehicle.

Installation Instructions

1. Confirm Air Lift part number 50266, the complete application, and every required supporting component before disassembly.
2. Secure the vehicle at the manufacturer’s specified lift points, unload the suspension as directed, and inspect the frame, brackets, springs, lines, and nearby components.
3. Follow Air Lift’s current instructions for bracket orientation, clearances, routing, fastener sequence, pressure limits, and any drilling or trimming.
4. Inflate and leak-test the system, cycle the suspension and steering as applicable, and verify clearance from tires, exhaust, brakes, driveline, wiring, and bodywork.
5. Torque and align as required, then recheck leaks, pressure, fasteners, and clearance after the first loaded drive cycles.

This Air Lift replacement air spring is the Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type. Match the original kit or spring number, mounting pattern, bellows dimensions, air-port location, operating range, position, and surrounding bracket condition before replacing an individual spring.

Key Features

• This sleeve has an inflated proper ride height of 6.0 to 8.0 inches and a maximum diameter of 5.1 inches.
• This Air Lift replacement sleeve is an exact replacement for your original Air Lift air spring.
• It is made with sturdy rubber construction and synthetic fabric reinforcement.
• Genuine high-strength, rust-proof Zytel endcaps and an inverted crimp design help the air spring holds its shape for a long life.

Fitment

Specifications

What’s Included

One new Air Lift air spring in the exact configuration and quantity identified by this listing. Compressors, tanks, management, brackets, fittings, lines, wiring, sensors, tools, and additional hardware are included only when expressly stated for this part number.

About Air Lift

Air Lift develops vehicle-specific load-support air springs, adjustable performance suspension, compressors, and air-management systems. Exact fitment, pressure limits, travel, and system requirements vary by part number and application.

Important Disclosures

California Proposition 65 warning: this product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.

Related Parts

• Air Lift Replacement Air Spring – Bellows Type
• Air Lift Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type
• Shop the complete Air Lift collection

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I confirm Air Lift 50291, the Replacement Air Spring – Sleeve Type, is the correct replacement spring?
Match the original Air Lift kit or spring number, mounting pattern, bellows dimensions, air port, side or position, and the current application listing.

Should both air springs be replaced together?
Inspect both sides, brackets, airlines, and fittings. Replace any worn or leaking component; whether both springs require replacement depends on their condition and service history.

What commonly causes a replacement air spring to fail early?
Abrasion, misaligned or damaged brackets, overextension, heat, debris, incorrect pressure, leaks, and loose hardware can shorten service life. Correct the cause before installing the new spring.

How should the system be checked for leaks?
Inflate within the specified range and apply a manufacturer-approved leak-detection solution to fittings, lines, ports, and bellows. Repair leaks before loading or driving the vehicle.

Installation Instructions

1. Confirm Air Lift part number 50291, the complete application, and every required supporting component before disassembly.
2. Secure the vehicle at the manufacturer’s specified lift points, unload the suspension as directed, and inspect the frame, brackets, springs, lines, and nearby components.
3. Follow Air Lift’s current instructions for bracket orientation, clearances, routing, fastener sequence, pressure limits, and any drilling or trimming.
4. Inflate and leak-test the system, cycle the suspension and steering as applicable, and verify clearance from tires, exhaust, brakes, driveline, wiring, and bodywork.
5. Torque and align as required, then recheck leaks, pressure, fasteners, and clearance after the first loaded drive cycles.