The cab airbags are leaning slightly to the rear. The shocks next to them are vertical.
The ride quality is fine in respect to stiffness, and no excessive bounciness. Do the airbags have anything to do with the ride leaning towards one side? It's hard to tell due to the crown of the road. When parked, the cab looks to be level. It's a 2025 with 110,000 miles.
Cascadia daycab airbag lean
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Kugel, May 21, 2026.
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Thanks for adding pictures with you description.
Your bags are fine. You can adjust the height of the rear of the cab a small bit with the linkage to the valve. But if you experience side lean in a level lot with no excessive weight bias to one side, like high quantity of load locks and heavy tools or chains in one bunk box etc., then you should look at the front cab mounts for split rubber or missing hardware etc.
Your cab pivots on the front mounts.
Crown lean is, or should be, close to equal with the frame. Excessive weight in high up storage in the sleeper can have a small impact on that if the weight is quite heavy and the crown is very pronounced. But very little. Oops, the sleeper you don't have.
Last edited: May 22, 2026
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