Replacement Lower Bracket for Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs - Qty 1

Video Transcript for Feature Review Replacement Lower Bracket for Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs

Ellen: Hey everyone. I'm Ellen here at etrailer.com. Today, we're taking a look at the replacement lower bracket for Firestone ride-rite air helper springs. So this is the bracket that your airbag actually sits a top of and it's going to hold it in place on top of your leaf springs typically. There'll be the square holes to have your carriage bolts go through and hold it securely on top of that leaf spring or where it's mounted up, maybe on your axle, depending on your application.It does have that little conical tooth or counter sunk hole for our bolt to go in. So this is going to have that conical head, excuse me, bolt to hold our bag in place.

This is a direct replacement from Firestone, but I'm going to give you some reference measurements just to make sure that this is the right one for you.So from side to side on the top of the bracket here, it's about five and five-eighths inches long, from edge to edge it's about seven and. Let's look this over and get a little bit, closer to the edge there. It's about seven and nine-sixteenths inches wide, and about one and seven-sixteenths tall. It does have a little bit of an offset here, the code that's written or a stamped into the metal is going to be 5807-01. So if that's a match with your original bracket, that should be the right one for you.If you need any other accessories or parts to go with your air helper springs, you can always turn to etrailer.com to find those, we have a lot of options available here and then we definitely look forward to helping you get back out on the road and enjoying your adventure.

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