Price : $227.44
Features
- Economically priced on board air compressor system
- Perfect for light or medium duty applications for air springs
- Includes compressor and gauge and wiring harness
- Low pressure sensor automatically activates compressor if pressure drops
- Single path system inflates two air springs at the same rate at the same time
Product Description
AIR LIFT Load Controller II On Board Air Compressor System includes compressor and gauge wiring harness. It features low pressure sensor which automatically activates the compressor. This system inflates two air springs at the same time and facilitates easy installation.
Customer Reviews
Great Product, August 23, 2010
By Robert E. Kuenzinger 
I received the Load Control and it was exactly as it was described. After opening the boxes and doing an inventory, (all items were there along with a few extras in case I buggered up in the Install). It took a couple of hours to install due to finding places to mount the compressor and dash guage. The air lines and wiring were partially preassembled and that was a breeze to install. Once the 5/8 hole was drilled in the fire wall to accomidate the pass through air and electric line. The kit has plenty of air line so it was neccassary to cut to fit my application. For an overall I was greatly pleased with how easy it was to install and hookup. the paper instructions were very good and of coarse the pictures were fantastic for following the wiring diagrams.
Away went the bounce., May 10, 2010
By sandy 
I ordered the on board compressor and a set of Air Lift bags for my Chevy 2500hd to see if it would help when braking while pulling my 36ft fifth wheel, when aired up properly the bounce is gone when I apply my camper brakes and they even help level out some rough roads (not all though). If you install them yourself and you are wallowing around on the garage you will spend 4+ hours on the air bags and at least that much time on mounting the compressor and electrical, without some good help. But still saved $300.00 doing it myself.
Pump is weak, May 3, 2010
By Brian L. Brooksby 
This kit is great but my pump could not inflate the ride control springs above 60 PSI. Airlift sent a new pump but it is a hassle none the less. Recommend the more heavy duty Load controller I pump. Love the 10 PSI switch function.
air pump, March 12, 2010
By Larry T. Ross
As an afterthought, I bought this air pump to go with my air springs. I wish I had bought them together and saved some money doing so, but my cheapness got me…
Air Lift, September 23, 2009
By Paul Belkin
I have a 2002 work van that carries some weight. I decided to go with air shocks to help level the ride, but I did not want to deal with having to fill the shocks anytime I needed to load the van. I decided to look around for an air lift system that would use an on-board compressor to add the needed air.
I found the part while on Rock Auto. Their price was over $185.00. So I decided I should be able to find it for less money and I was right. Here on Amazon the price was $135 and shipping was free.
The kit arrived with all the tubing, fittings, and the control and compressor. The manufacturer claims that it will fit ANY air shock system, which also prompted me to buy it.
Before installing the system with the air shocks I purchased from Delco, I decided to see if everything fit. It appeared that the fittings and hose that came with the kit was larger than the lines that came with the air shocks. I decided to call the company to see if an adapter was available to make it work. It turns out they had nothing to make it work with the shocks I had. I felt a little disappointed since the package and the manufacturer stated it fits with ANY system.
In order to make this work, I decided to head to Lowe’s and visit the plumbing supply department. There I found a compression fitting that had the right threads for the shock and the the correct fitting for the air line. All for $1.97 for each fitting.
Installed everything and it works great. No leaks and the compressor is not too loud.