Welcome to the group. As far as I know, nobody makes air shocks for the Patriot. Not that I can find at least. Might want to try a spacer in the top spring mount.

 

Well ok that sucks lol. Ok so your saying is to put Spacer in the springs or on top where the bolts go thru the upper frame?

 

On top of the spring mount, where the bolts go thru.

 

THANKS BUD!!

 

Welcome to the forum!

No air shocks for the Patriot that I know of.

Since you have a 2008, the springs might be old and tired.

You could try replacing them with stock along with the above mentioned spacer, or consider a stiffer rear spring.

Another member used springs from a Dodge Journey to solve a similar issue:

Inexpensive cargo coil springs - tested. 2015 Patriot

I wanted to post up here in case this will help anyone out. My aim with the Patriot is to work with its strengths instead of trying to turn it into something it's not, so lift kits and big tires weren't really on the radar but I did go slightly bigger than stock on tires with 235/75R15's on...

www.jeeppatriot.com

 

Well looks like I may not need the shocks after all. The my new bike is a 2022 Honda Navi Motorcycle.MSRP is $1807.00 It weighs around 250lb and the Hitch weights around 50lbs. Total is around 300lbs total max, I had a neighbour who weighs 440lbs. I had him get on the rear bumper and jump up and down on it. When he was jumping up and down on the bumper it only dropped 1 1/2" to 2" not bad! This is a cool little bike to screw around on. Max Speed 55mpg and get 110 miles to the gal. Thanks for the help guys and for the spacer suggestions.