Suspension Enhancement Recommendation for 2007 Toyota Tundra

Question:

i recently purchased a dump trailer, it alone weighs 4k putting more on the rear that i have in the past. lowers it a lot 4-6, even my boat, which i tow a lot pushes the back down 3-4 inches. i have a 2007 tundra, i was looking at the rubber helpers you carry that are good for 6k, but they say they are standard duty, , but now im looking at Sumo Spring SS-610-47... but it says its only good for 1500#, is that 1500 each helper spring? so its 3000#? and which would you recommend?

asked by: Daniel T

Expert Reply:

Suspension enhancement is a great way to reduce the sag from towing a heavy trailer. You have to keep in mind though that it does not give you more towing capacity than what your vehicle is rated for. It can basically only allow you to tow your trailer in a more level, safer manner.

The ratings for the springs is the amount of additional support it can provide and not the total amount for the vehicle.

The part # TTORTUN4 would be a great option that would give you 6k more support which would be quite a bit.

expert reply by: Jameson C