Firestone 2158 Level Command™ Ii Standard Duty Air Compressor System

I installed this on our 24’ Class B+ 11500 pound RV. Even though this is for medium duty, it fills our airbags just fine. Good quality kit.

I've bought waaay too much aftermarket kits for my vehicles which includes a race bike and a 1969 camaro twin turbo.I have to hand it to Firestone, this kit is a bit pricey but surprisingly high quality.1. All wires PRINTED for easy routing and very high quality, high amp rated wire. I"ve seen this type of wire on military equipment and jet engines. They did not skimp here where most "kits" try to save $$ because most people take this for granted. Even the zip ties are the thick stiff ones, not the cheapo stuff at the dollar store.2. Hardware - top notch stuff. Brass fittings instead of plastic, and high quality zinc plated fasteners. Even the T fitting is either nickel or stainless. Don't have my magnet on me so not sure but solid either way. Thick walled 200 psi air lines. I use this stuff to plump the turbo system.3. This 20 amp pump is solid. Especially like the rubber inserts on the pump brackets. Nice detail where most companies overlook or simply don't care.4. Packaging. Heavy bags to hold logical groups of parts and fasteners, labeled and well protected.5. Gauges and mounting housing. Very impressed. The gauge is very clear and sharp, the molded plastic very well cast and lot's of "meat" to give you a rigid base to operate the switch.The only thing that would top off this kit is a couple firewall grommets for the airlines and wires. I'm sure I have a couple lying around so it's no big deal.The people at Firestone have not lost the art of providing great quality with this product.Follow up, 7/27/2014 - INSTALL.Like the review above, this is correct. Unless you have a lot of flat spots that won't create an obstacle course for you to get in and out of your truck, it may be difficult to mount the control/gauge panel. I literally sat in my truck for a half hour trying to figure out where to mount this thing. I finally decided on mounting it inside the center console compartment. Took quite a bit of work but I like the fact that everything is now hidden. Compressor is mounted under the back seat in a small compartment, fits perfectly. I did route the intake air line outside of the compartment so it would get cooler air. The filter is colored exactly the same as my interior fabric and trim so that worked out nicely as well. I also like the fact that they included a relay for this that does not require the ignition switch to be turned on.Overall, very happy with this product.

This is an awesome buy, it's a great value. The installation process is easy but still a little in-depth. My husband is very adept at everything automotive and it still took him about 4 hours by him self. If there were any complains he said it would be the very short lead going to the battery from the inline fuse, what ever that is. Also he said that the length of tubing would not have been enough if he had a tundra max cab with a 6.5 foot bed. He said to mention that he has a double cab tundra with a 6.5 foot bed and only had about 13 inches of tubing left after all was said and done, but this could of been from the routing that he ran the air lines. With that there was enough to run the air lines inside the framework. He said the manufacturer should look into adding some rub protection to slip over the air lines for protection, as well as another t fitting just to maintain the manual fill valve as an option. He said he did buy a fuse tap for the light on the guage so no splicing was needed and that would of been nice to have in the kit also. Over all we are very satisfied with the product. It will be of good use and we would definitely consider another purchase when we buy another truck.

I have a 2013 F-150. This compressor is great. It airs up the bags quicker than I expected (<8 seconds from 0 to 30 lbs). It is very high quality, from the compressor all the way down to the zip ties. I'm very satisfied with this and would buy it again.Regarding installation - this was my first one, and I'm a perfectionist. I wanted it installed under my hood, passenger side above the wheel well. I fabricated a bracket to line up with existing bolts to mount the compressor. I didn't want to drill any new holes anywhere, so I fabricated another bracket for the dial and switch and used the existing dash bolts under the steering wheel. I can't see the gauge easily when driving, but I'm happy with it. There's enough clearance between my boots and the gauge where I don't think I'll kick it, but there may be some mud from time to time. There is plenty of wire, so I shortened the wires and spliced them in (could have zip-tied, but it looked sloppy). There was plenty of hose as well, I've got a good 6 feet or more leftover.Going the anal-retentive route, it took 6 hours. If I had to do it a second time, maybe 2 hours. I spent a lot of time goofing with that bracket; and an hour debating where I should mount everything. Routing the wires and air hose was pretty fast and easy. Round 2 would be significantly faster.Finally, I did not wire in the gauge light. It might be nice to have, but I wasn't going to start testing wires that were 'illuminated dash wires' to figure out what to splice into. I'm good with a dark gauge.

A little slower to pump then I expected but works perfectly. I have a 2012 Ram 2500 Laramie I Installed the pump in the floor storage container and the gauge inside the armrest compartment

great set. the pump was a little smaller than i thought. installed and works well.

AIR LINES SUCK, BRITTLE AND BREAK EASY, AIR COMPRESSOR IS SUB STANDERED. FOR WHAT I PAID THIS WAS KINDA OF A CHEAP SET UP . EXPECTED MORE.

Works well. Paired with firestone airbags on my Tundra. Ran air lines in cab (2) plus another wire for relay. Plan out the install of the control panel. The airlines are very flexible so the control panel will fight install in a small space. . Works well and durable. I chose the analog display vs digital cause we have one on our work trucks that is over 10 yrs old and display still works. I mounted the controller inside my center console and ran the air lines up the center and thru passenger grommet. I bought a plate made for my truck on eBay. It made mounting the air compressor easy.

Well thought out product. Works well, looks good. Just enough wire and air hose included. Took a few hours to install, but with patience, I have a very clean upgrade!I had to fabricate a bracket to mount the compressor, and give up some space in the glovebox to mount the gauge.Negatives: It’s slow to fill and very noisey. The gauge increments should be spaced out further, it’s almost like it’s the wrong gauge, as only the first 1/3 would ever be used.

Easy install with numerous video on you tube. Install mine under the hood on the extra battery tray clear of all elements. Install in 90 minutes

The airbags were easy to install on my 2010 tundra. Makes a huge difference towing and hauling.I had to play around with the pressures, but is easy with the compressor and gauge in the cab.

Originally I had Firestone airbags installed on my Ford Ranger without the compressor kit. It was not a satisfactory arrangement. The airbags lose a bit of air pressure each week and my Ranger is parked for weeks at a time while I am away. Manually inflating the airbags before driving or with increased load was inconvenient. I destroyed one under inflated airbag as a result.Installing the Firestone Accessory Kit (compressor) was not difficult. But, there was not enough airline to allow me to make my preferred install with the gauge in the truck cab and compressor in canopy. I had to purchase additional airline. A minor problem. The compressor kit makes the airbag pressure adjustment much simpler -- a good working system.

Arrived in about 5 days to Nova Scotia,Best price I could find on line,Well packed in perfect condition,Good installation instructions.Installed in my drive way in about 3 hours,work as it should seems well made time will tell.Fit my 2009 f350 dually .Thanks