Is Weight Capacity of Air Lift Springs the Total Carrying Capacity of the Vehicle

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This says up to 1000 lbs of lifting capacity. So if I use these to help with sag but my tonque weight of my camper is over 1000 lbs will these fail? I want to get something but not have to take the springs etc off my truck.

asked by: Matthew S

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The Air Lift spring kit part # AL60897 provides up to 1,000 lbs of additional suspension support to the support your suspension is already providing. So it's not just 1,000 total lbs of capacity it's 1,000 in addition to what's already there.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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