Description
Fits
| Year | Make | Model |
| 2005 - 2023 | Toyota | Tacoma 4WD |
| 2005 - 2023 | Toyota | Tacoma PreRunner 2WD |
Combine Pacbrake's HP20325 - R wireless air controls, the HP10163 1/2 - gallon air tank, and the HP10311 - J ALPHA HD PRO Air Suspension Kit for a major upgrade in your pickup truck's performance, handling, and flexibility. No more settling for average!
The HP10163 air tank is built for any adventure, whether it's off - roading or daily hauling. Compact yet high - capacity, it's ideal for adjusting air springs or powering air horns in space - limited pickups.
Take control with wireless functionality. Adjust your vehicle's load support from the cab or outside without direct physical connections. It's super convenient!
Installation is a breeze! Suitable for both DIYers and professional installers, it comes with detailed instructions for a perfect fit.
Part Number: HP10311 - J - R - CB1
Features
- Dual or Single Path Control
- Includes 1/2 Gallon tank
- Remote Control + App
- 3x Signal Strength
- Military grade solenoids
- Ultra Easy Connections
- Works in the Backcountry
Includes:
- HP10311 - J ALPHA HD Pro air suspension kit
- HP20325 - R Wireless controls with HD Compressor and remote control
- HP10163 1/2 gallon tank
Installation
Notes
- Never exceed manufacturer's recommended Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.
Videos
Using this product is simple. First, make sure you've installed the HP10311 - J ALPHA HD Pro air suspension kit, HP20325 - R wireless controls with HD Compressor and remote control, and the HP10163 1/2 - gallon tank according to the detailed instructions. Once installed, you can use the remote control or the app to adjust the air springs, which gives you the flexibility to change your vehicle's load support. You can do this from inside the cab or outside the vehicle. When using the product, always remember not to exceed the manufacturer's recommended Gross Vehicle Weight Rating. This helps keep your vehicle safe and the product working properly. For maintenance, check the air tank regularly for any signs of damage or leaks. Also, make sure the solenoids are in good condition. If you're going on a long trip, especially in the backcountry, it's a good idea to double - check all connections to ensure they're secure.
