Review on 🚛 SSR-610-40 SumoSprings Rear: Toyota Tundra, Tacoma, Nissan Frontier & Titan, Pair 1000 lb Capacity, USA-Made by Joseph Lang

I installed them on a 2006 Nissan Frontier to improve problems with squatting with loads on the back and towing. I chose them because I installed and forgot about this type of theme. I preferred them to airbags, and I chose them hoping to get enough towing improvement to not need a hitch to distribute the weight when towing a +/- 4500lb trailer. . I know that my trailer's weight is almost the same as it was when it was installed and that suspension upgrades are not a solution that WDH can offer. Regardless, the support they provide has improved the way my trailer pulls. The results were noticeable the first time I towed the truck after the installation was complete and it made the truck feel more secure. Bed squat improved significantly and ride quality improved with or without a load. I have less stuttering in my back. He feels supported, like a hand is gently pressing against the back of the car. It also improved the truck's cornering ability on mountain roads by reducing body roll. I bet blue thinking that my body load rarely exceeds 300 pounds and that most of the time I would prefer a softer ride; If he squats a bit for a future max load, I don't really care. I used to put new shocks on the same truck because the old ones were fried. So it was the stock suspension plus new shocks that didn't handle loads well, and adding them made a bigger difference than the shocks. Recommended.