With air shocks, the bumper goes up as long as you keep adding air, these are totally different.

They provide extra spring force to keep the bumper from sinking, which is a better way to go, plus due to the size they only need 1/3 the air pressure of air shocks.

I've always put air shocks on my trucks for towing trailers, actually I think they should be part of any towing package.

I'm marrying this with a pair of Monroe air shocks to provide additional lift and support for towing.

Way better than air shocks

Air shocks work as advertised, taking all of the sag out of the suspension when hauling heavy loads with coilover spring suspension.

I put these air shocks on my 2016 Ram 1500

second set installed easier with help installed air lines before installing air shock

Air shocks work as advertised, taking all of the sag out of the suspension when hauling heavy loads with coilover spring suspension.

Works as it was advertised, have used it twice in the last year and was happy each time.