2017 Tundra - Rear Air Bag System Recommendations

Just thought I'd share a little of my compressor mounting I did.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/diy-compressor-install.19422/

https://www.tundras.com/threads/new-engine-bay-bracket.30658/

 

Had the Air Lift on my 07 Tundra for about 10 years and never had any issues with them. Towing a 7k lb enclosed trailer with a WD hitch they worked great, handling was much better. Only had to run 14 psi in the bags to level the truck. Ride was pretty rough when not towing with the minimum 5 psi in the bags. Would nearly launch me through the windshield when running over parking lot bumps going too fast.
Kept mine really simple with no compressor.

 

Had them on two previous vehicles. Never a problem. It did not cause a change in stock ride height unless I aired up. I just ordered the 2445's along with the daystar cradles off of Amazon for my 2019 Tundra. It will be my first mod. Actually forgot about it until this thread reminded me.
I will be using my CO2 bottle for airing up. Once I purchase my bed drawer, I will attached the bottle to that. I do have a bottle mount but I don't feel like drilling into the truck bed.

 

Where are you guys that have compressors mounting your controller? In the glove compartment maybe?

 

My airlift wireless controller is attached to the compressor. Wireless and BT activation.

 

This may be a dumb question but I can take the heat. Is there any need for the cradles if my Tundra is a street queen? I had a set of Firestone on my last Tundra and didn't do cradles and it worked well. I haul a sled deck with two sleds on it during the winter, hence the need for bags.