Is There A Confirmed Fitting Coil SumoSpring For A 2010 Toyota Sequoia

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Does this fit a 2010 Toyota Sequoia rear coil springs? If not, is there a different part or similar product that will fit? Thank you.

asked by: Jason

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Expert Reply:

SuperSprings doesn't currently have a confirmed fit for Coil SumoSprings for a 2010 Toyota Sequoia, but you can measure to see if one of their models will fit. While the vehicle is on the ground with weight on the coils you'll need to measure the distance between the coils in the center of the spring. Once we have this dimension we can look for a compatible match.

If there isn't a compatible match then the only other option to stiffen up the coil springs would be to install Firestone Coil-Rite Air Helper Springs # F4164. These air springs will slip inside of the coils and allow you to change the psi to stiffen the coil springs to help reduce sag when towing or when you have the heavy items in the back of the Sequoia.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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