poly air and firestone airbag man??????

I've got polyairs inside my coils and love em. I had one pop on a 45 degree day after spending 40 minutes climbing a very steep hill in low range first. It was right next to the exhaust pipe. Polyair replaced it free of charge and supplied an exhaust shield free as well. Had no problems since.

Cheers

Pete

Hi Dingo,
I ran Polyairs in my Mav for 10 years without a single problem.
Have had them in my GU for the last 5 years without a problem.
In the Mav, I used them in conjunction with a 2" lift in the springs, in the GU, I have standard height.
Not sure what the reasons are for your disappointment, but I find them great for restoring ride height when laden. What I like about them over stiffer springs is the ability to let them down when the vehicle is unladen, giving a good ride.
My only criticism with the first install was the idiots mounted the schraeder valves right out on the rear bumpers, ready to get knocked off when reversing. I shifted them to a less susceptible location.
The only proviso I might add is to ensure that the inflation tube is installed so that it cannot be damaged by whatever means, as I've heard that daggy installs have resulted in the tube being pulled out.
Gerry

I run poly airs in the rear springs and I think they are great. I have not had any problems with it.

I was at the Supershow today, and I got quoted $260 for the bags and $120 for fitting.

Do you guys think it's a fair price?

I can't fit them myself at the moment due to an injury, so have to get them installed.