AIR LIFT 72000 Wireless Air Leveling Compressor Reviews

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1. 35 of 36 people found the following review helpful

   
   Doesn’t last – poor design, June 21, 2012

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   Eric Mcmaster –
   
     

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   Purchased 2 yrs ago. When working it is great. The problem is that I have gone through five (5) manifolds during the past two years. No joke! They have all been warrantied but I was out shipping costs each time, not to mention my time in installing the manifold. Tech support admitted they have had lots of problems with the manifolds, mostly due to debris in the lines or moisture. Well I had purchased my airbags also new 2 years ago, so the bags were also nice and new. As for moisture causing corrosion of the solenoid valves, you will have that with compressed air unless you install a fancy air dryer, which they don’t.

   Tech support did mention that they keep redesigning the manifolds but with a warranty swap, they replace with the (rebuilt) same design and there is no upgrade. My latest replacement arrived with a flaky pressure switch and Airlift made me pay shipping again to replace the DOA manifold (both ways)

   I would not purchase this wireless manifold again. If you decide to «roll the dice» I strongly recommend you install the manual fill values for each airbag, that way you can either air down the bags if the manifold goes crazy and pumps the bags to 160psi (happened to me) or if the manifold drops the bags to 0psi, which will ruin the airbags, you can pump in the minimum 5psi. In either case, unplug the manifold, adjust manually, call tech support, pay the $16 shipping, install and repeat

   Now that I think of it, I don’t think I would buy anything from airlift again.

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2. 18 of 20 people found the following review helpful

   
   Poor performance and Cheap Materials, June 15, 2012

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   MK (MI USA) –

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   Beware! Do not buy this item. It doesn’t work. Reception is very poor and keeps faulting. Navigation through screens is hard and it defaults to home screen after turning of wireless screen too fast (after 5-10 sec). Some of the hardware was missing and filter hose extension didn’t have correct fitting on end. The drill templates in the manual are not sized properly for the part holes. Power wire way too short for trucks. Also, the Manufacturer tech support is terrible. Promised to send parts buy never did. They REQUIRE you to provide Credit Card information before they send parts under warranty.

   Poor performance and Cheap Materials

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3. 7 of 8 people found the following review helpful

   
   Great system…, February 22, 2012

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   Andres Gamero –
   
     

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   Love this so much…after towing my trailer for so long and having a saggin rear end this little miracle comes out and makes towing so damn ez ….I love it everything works perfect on it and the wireless system works perfect..something about not having to hook the truck up to an air compressor really was a strong selling point for me..now I just set the remote for the psi and drive..heck I can even do it while I drive to get the best ride possible. Trust me if your thinking about pulling the trigger on this item do it you will thank yourself down the road….Instalation was pretty easy only took about 2.5 hours and a few beers not to bad I would say..enjoy.

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