Engineered by aFe as part of its CONTROL leveling line, this rear kit targets the factory self-leveling rear air suspension on the 2022 Toyota Tundra. The brackets replace the level sensor bracket on air suspension equipped models, which prompts the truck to raise the rear to the same height as coil spring trucks. Made from laser-cut 304 stainless steel, the kit adds a 1.625-inch lift in the rear. Choosing it over stock keeps the factory air ride working while correcting the nose-down stance. Compared with spacers, it avoids stacking hardware on the coilover and keeps the load-leveling function intact.
Buyers searching for a 2022 Tundra rear leveling kit for air suspension, a 1.625 inch rear lift with factory air ride, or a 416-72T006-A install usually want to know whether it fits their truck. The manufacturer's fitment listing covers 2022-2024 Toyota Tundra V6 models and states that the item will only fit vehicles equipped with rear self-leveling air suspension. Owners on user forums note that the rear arms are described for use alongside a front leveling kit, which is how the truck stays level at its raised height.
No. The manufacturer states the kit only fits vehicles equipped with rear self-leveling air suspension, so coil-spring trucks are not a match.
No. The manufacturer states that installing the brackets does not require any disassembly of the air suspension.
Owners on user forums say the rear arms are described as intended for use with a front leveling kit. Confirm the correct front pairing and target height with the manufacturer before ordering.
The manufacturer states that installation of these leveling brackets can be done at home with the proper tools and safety precautions. Because the air suspension stays intact, you are not disconnecting its components, but the work still happens under the truck. Plan for a level, solid work area, use jack stands rather than relying on a jack alone, and wear eye protection. Ask a shop to set the final ride height if you are uncertain about the rear adjustments.
