Air Lift WirelessAir + EZ Mount On-Board Air Compressor - Dual-Path

In this review the Air Lift WirelessAir + EZ Mount 2nd Generation system is evaluated for owners who need on-board air management for aftermarket air springs. The bottom line: it is best for drivers who want individual control of each air spring and an easier installation thanks to the factory-mounted bracket. The system pairs a heavy-duty 120 PSI compressor with a dual-path manifold so each spring can be set to a different pressure, and it offers both a compact wireless handheld controller and a mobile app for remote adjustment.

Key Features

• Dual-path control: Lets users inflate or deflate each air spring separately so uneven or top-heavy loads can be handled with tuned pressures on each corner.
• Heavy-duty compressor: The 12V compressor delivers up to 120 PSI at about 1.03 CFM with a short duty cycle for robust inflation performance.
• Wireless and app control: Control air springs individually from the supplied handheld controller or via the iOS and Android mobile app for adjustments on the go.
• Programmable presets: The handheld controller stores up to three user-defined presets, making repeat adjustments quick and consistent.
• EZ Mount system: The manifold and compressor arrive factory-assembled on a tested bracket to simplify installation and reduce setup time.

Who It's For

The WirelessAir + EZ Mount is aimed at serious aftermarket air spring users who want precise corner-by-corner pressure control and fewer installation headaches; it suits truck owners who frequently change load conditions or tow and need quick adjustments from outside the cab. The combination of remote control options and programmable presets makes it a strong choice for repeatable setups.

Those who should look elsewhere include buyers who require a permanently wired in-cab control panel or absolute plug-and-play pedigree for a decade without connectivity maintenance; some users report intermittent connectivity or remote reliability issues over time, so long-term wireless dependability may vary.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Easy installation thanks to the factory-assembled EZ Mount bracket and clear instructions.
• Allows independent inflation of each air spring for better load management.
• Quality hardware with a heavy-duty 120 PSI compressor suited to demanding use.
• Flexible control via handheld controller and mobile app with programmable presets.

Cons

• Some customers report occasional connectivity problems between the app/remote and the unit over time.
• There are reports of remote or component failures after extended use, so durability may vary by use case.

Specifications

Our Verdict

The Air Lift WirelessAir + EZ Mount is a sensible buy for owners who want precise, independent air spring control and an easier install thanks to the assembled bracket; it delivers strong inflation capacity and convenient presets, offering good value for users who prioritize on-the-fly adjustments. Buyers who need absolute long-term wireless reliability should weigh reported connectivity and occasional remote failures before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can each air spring be controlled separately?
Yes, the dual-path design allows each air spring to be inflated or deflated independently for corner-specific pressure tuning.

Does the system include mounting hardware for installation?
Yes, the EZ Mount packages the manifold and compressor on a factory-assembled bracket and includes the wiring harness, installation hardware, and instructions.

Can I use the mobile app to adjust pressures?
Yes, the system connects to a free iOS and Android mobile app for remote adjustments, though some users report occasional connectivity issues.