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Post Info TOPIC: Air seats for pickup?


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Air seats for pickup?


Hi,

Our Ford F350 rides fairly well when we're towing, but is a ROUGH ride when we're out and about without the trailer, and that's more than half our total mileage. I've already lowered the pressure in the front tires and that's helped a little, but I'm sitll not happy.

I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with air ride seats in a pickup. They are fairly expensive and I am hesitant to spring for them without some endorsements.

Any recommendations?

Thanks,

Fred

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Fred, you are up entirely to late (12:18am) making these forum posts.  :)


I guess that's what happens with you lose your Direct TV eh?   



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Fred, not exactly the same but I have a Chevy 4500 with all leaf springs and it rode really ROUGH! Desperate I decided to spring for the air seats, WOW what a difference. Cost me about $2300 for the seats and air compressor but well worth it. Still there is a bumpy ride and you can't do much about it but the seats cushion it. You really know it is helping when you go over a bump and you feel the seat compress. I am 100% glad I spent the money.

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Might I ask what brand you bought?
Thanks,
Fred

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We  also have a Kodiak 4500 and it has Air Ride seats and Link Air ride suspension and our 4500 rides great.   We had a 3500 1 ton dually, it had a very harsh ride when on the interstate systems (Concrete divider's).   We were in the process of having a Link air ride suspension installed when we found the factory that upgrades RV TV in Elkhart Ind.  So since we have a heavy 5th wheel we decided to trade for the Kodiak 4500.   Just having Air ride seats will make the ride a lot different.   Try a Google search for Air ride seats, you will get there.  Good Luck...   Tmcblane like your web site.....  GBY......     

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Fred, sorry for getting back to you so late. I bought National seats from Industrial seats Industrial seats

Delaine and Lindy, thanks. :)

-- Edited by Tmcblane at 17:15, 2006-10-28

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