Review of etrailer Trailer Leaf Spring Suspension - 4 Leaf Double Eye Dacromet 5000 lbs Axle - e28SR Video

Though I do tend to warn people about the ride getting stiffer when upping the capacity of their leaf springs, you are correct in that you will technically never be fully "unloaded". I do have to mention that this could still happen, but…

The typical springs for the AL-KO 4,400 axles are one of two lengths. If you have the 25-1/4 inch length, then you will want the 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 5,000-lb Trailer Axles #e28SR, but if you have the 26 inch springs, you will want the 6-Leaf…

The best matching leaf springs we offer for a 4,400 lb axle is going to be the #e27SR which is for 4,500 lb axles and has the very common spring length of 26 inches.

Yes, the 4-Leaf Double-Eye Spring part #e28SR that you see in the photos on the product page will be the exact same as the leaf spring you receive in the mail. This leaf spring is rated at 2,500 lbs and measures 25-1/4" from the center of the…

Your 10k trailer with dual axles is going to have two 5k rated axles (most likely). The only double eye spring we have that would match that capacity is the part #e28SR but it would be about an inch too short as it measures 25-1/4 inches. You should…

It depends on the leaf springs you are using. Basically you will need to mock it all up before permanently installing anything on the trailer. Generally speaking the distance between hangers would likely be 24-3/4 inches on center to 29-1/2 inches on…

Some trailers do have shock absorbers; it isn't all that common but is gaining popularity, mostly among camping trailers. The main reason it's not too common is most people aren't worried about the ride being that smooth. Usually the…

You can use heavier-duty leaf springs like part #e44SR on your tandem axle boat trailer. The dimensions of the springs are the same so you will have no problem installing the new springs.The ride may be a bit stiffer with the new springs but they…

I believe you are referencing our 6k double-eye leaf springs, the 4-leaf, 25-1/8" long #e47SR and 5-leaf, 25-1/4" long #e34SR. The number of leaves won't make a huge difference, but fewer leaves can give you a slightly softer ride. So…

To determine the correct replacement springs there are a couple of things you will want to look at. First, you will need to know the axle capacity. This information should be on a sticker or plate on the trailer tongue or frame somewhere. If you…

In the 2 measurements you've provided, the 15 is the designation for the wheel size that those 2 particular tires will fit on; in tire measurements, usually the last number corresponds with the diameter of the wheel a particular tire will fit on.…

Trailer wheels basically all have a zero offset which includes the #AM20443 that you referenced. This wheel having a slightly smaller pilot diameter wouldn't be a big deal either unless your current wheel is held on with lug bolts and not lug…