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Air Bags & Load Support
For 2008-2010 Ford F250/F350/F450/F550 Super Duty
Put a set of Air Bags or Load Supports on your 2008-2010 Ford F250/350 Tow Rig. Air Bags are inflated with air and mount in between the axle and frame to raise the rear of the vehicle to prevent sagging. It is ideal to keep the rear end level with the front for proper weight transfer while towing or hauling heavy loads. Air Lift, Firestone, and PacBrake are among the most popular brands of Air Bag Helper Spring Kits available from XDP. A set of Air Bags or Load Supports can help prevent the rear of your truck from squatting while hauling heavy loads. Improper weight transfer can be dangerous since it reduces the amount of weight on the front tires, making turning and braking more difficult.
Outfit your Tow Rig with the best components before you hit the road. Additional leaf springs that are added to the primary leaf pack or put on top as overload springs are known as helper springs. Shop at XDP today and explore our large selection of Air Bags & Load Supports for your truck! Either option of Helper Springs, Air Bags, or Load Supports will improve your on-road towing performance. Rubber Load Supports like Timbren and Helper Springs such as Hellwig take the hassle out of filling air bags whenever you need to tow. Rubber load supports mount to the frame and only come into use when the rear end of the truck squats enough to make contact.
Outfit your Tow Rig with the best components before you hit the road. Additional leaf springs that are added to the primary leaf pack or put on top as overload springs are known as helper springs. Shop at XDP today and explore our large selection of Air Bags & Load Supports for your truck! Either option of Helper Springs, Air Bags, or Load Supports will improve your on-road towing performance. Rubber Load Supports like Timbren and Helper Springs such as Hellwig take the hassle out of filling air bags whenever you need to tow. Rubber load supports mount to the frame and only come into use when the rear end of the truck squats enough to make contact.