Review on 🚗 SSR-610-47 Rear SumoSprings for Toyota Tundra, Tacoma, Nissan Frontier, Titan by Justin Sherman

I will be doing the second part of the move from Washington to Maine soon (see Sumo Springs Review for Xterra at https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ZRWG910) , so I installed black sumo springs on my 2016 Nissan Frontier 4x4 pickup. I had originally considered airbags, but after my experience with Sumo Springs on XTerra, I realized that Sumo Springs provide comparable results at a much lower price. Even if you pay the dealer to install them ($70), they're still half the price of non-installed airbags. The shocks should also last longer as sumo springs reduce stress and strain on the rest of the suspension system. /B000VUATBE) and Tyger hitch (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MY6IQXX) the back of my truck fell off about 1/2 inch. Sumo sources put it back to where it was. Sumo springs were installed, I drove my truck and gave it a little push to see how it behaves with no load. While the result is exactly the same as the XTerra, it handles better, especially cornering and under strong bumps in the stern are softened. They got me so hooked that once I'm done with my move I'm considering coil springs to hopefully give the front end the same improvement. Note: I will update this review after completing my overland trip on a 6' x 12' U-Haul trailer with a fully loaded trailer and pickup. But so far Sumo Springs definitely gets 5 stars.