maXpeedingrodsPair Rear Air Suspension Spring Bags for Lexus GX470 GX460 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 120 Series & 4Runner 2003-2009 4808035011 4809035011

It was very easy to install on my GX470. Good quality and came with all you need for installation. Should come with the o-ring installation procedure using the old fittings. I did it perfectly, but if you don’t know you will have a lot of headache.

These actually worked for our 2003 Lexus GX470. A bit of a job, but not too bad, a few hours. Hardest part is getting the clip off and back on the tops. But once installed, had to activate the button on console and set height to high and they pumped right up, and then selected low and then center height, all worked and no more leaking down!

Fits just like the original

Instalation was a pain, etire asambley is plastic all air line connections are plastic, I had original and aftermarket they were metal, After mechanic installed it it holded for 1 day and in the morning air was out, do not know what to do bags are already installed, mechanic labor 400$ spent and no result.

Replaced my dry rotted OEM air springs(2006 GX470 78k miles) with these after the originals began to leak down overnight with cold weather. Just like other reviews state, the factory clips that come with these are too small, so carefully pry out the originals from your existing air springs and re-use them. Not a big deal by any means but worth mentioning/knocking down a star.The plastic/composite construction of the new units is probably better in my opinion as the factory springs were quite corroded at the top hat area, which won't be an issue with these.After installation ride quality has improved substantially, much more taut and controlled over bumps. After ~1200 miles of driving these seem to be working perfectly. I will update my review as I go, but so far so good.Installation took about 1 hour without removing wheels, and simply jacking up the rear end. Definitely have a set of LONG needle nose pliers(straight/45 degree curved) and some hooks/picks to get the air lines unhooked, extracted, and reinstalled into the new air springs.UPDATE: 10/2024. Almost 30k miles and a couple of years later these are still doing fine.

They come with O-rings and the internal clips, but not the outer clips. I found it very hard to remove the air lines from the original ones, because they are made of cast iron, and rusted badly. These are made of plastic, and unfortunately there is a problem with their mold. Where the air line goes into, is not round. I used a good, sharp 5/16" drill bit and turned it into the hole by hand with a pair of pliers. That fixed it to fit the O-rings and air lines. Be careful not to drill the hole deeper.It pays to be vigilant. Other than that, they seem fine.

After 8 months of use they stop working, I contacted the seller and he made me a full refund, good customer service.

Just finished installation. The fit is perfect. The only tool you need to perform the installation is long pliers. Some reviews mentioned different clips provided with the bags - mines worked just fine. Bags look well made and sturdy. Will see how they perform but so far I am very satisfied