Air Lift 57113 LoadLifter 5000 for Toyota Mini Motorhomes
Air Lift 57113 is a two-air-spring rear support kit for the listed 1986–1994 Toyota mini motorhome chassis application. One kit supplies both sides. It is not a pair of replacement air shocks, and installation requires drilling for the mounting arrangement.
One kit, two air springs
The kit includes two air springs plus the hoses, brackets, bolts, and other installation parts. Order one complete kit per qualifying vehicle, not one kit for each rear side. If you are repairing an existing system rather than installing a complete kit, identify the installed components before ordering. An individual replacement air spring and a complete 57113 kit are not the same purchase.
Use chassis identity to establish the application
The defined application is the Toyota mini motorhome chassis from 1986 through 1994. A motorhome body name or an informal vehicle label is not enough to establish that chassis. Use the chassis identification and the kit's current application information to resolve the match. This is especially important with used motorhomes, where registration details, body model year, and previous-owner terminology may not clearly identify the underlying vehicle.
Air-spring support does not replace shock absorbers
The question asks about new air shocks, but 57113 is a LoadLifter 5000 air-spring kit. Its role is supplemental suspension support. The coach still needs appropriate shock absorbers to control suspension motion. If it bounces repeatedly after bumps, inspect the shocks; if the rear sits low when packed for travel, evaluate the support system and spring condition. A coach can need attention to both systems at the same time.
Drilling and instructions belong in the purchase plan
The 57113 installation requires drilling, typically for attaching the upper bracket to the frame. Directions are supplied with the kit. Review the kit-specific instructions before scheduling the work, and have the installer inspect the frame and surrounding equipment. Do not drill based on photographs alone or assume another Toyota air-spring installation uses identical locations. Motorhome tanks, plumbing, wiring, and body equipment can affect access to the required mounting area.
Set up support for the coach's real travel load
Evaluate the motorhome with its normal passengers, water, fuel, and camping equipment aboard. Compare actual weights with the chassis, axle, and tire limits before treating air springs as a solution. The LoadLifter 5000 name does not grant the vehicle an additional 5,000 pounds of payload. Operate within the pressure limits in the instructions and retain the required minimum pressure when lightly loaded. After installation, perform the prescribed air-leak and hardware checks before travel.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I order one 57113 kit or two?
Order one complete kit per qualifying vehicle. It includes two air springs and the kit installation components.
Which Toyota mini motorhome years are listed?
The application is the 1986–1994 Toyota mini motorhome chassis.
Does the kit require drilling and include directions?
Yes. Drilling is required, typically for the upper frame brackets, and installation directions are included.
Can this kit replace worn air shocks?
It is not a replacement shock absorber. Determine whether the motorhome needs air-spring support, replacement shocks, or both.
