Most Popular SuperSprings Intl for 2018 Nissan Armada

The sumo springs we easy to install. I would recommend that you include removing both rear tires, it makes the installation so much easier. It can all be done sitting on your mechanics roll around seat.

Install was ease. No problems at all. At first I didn't know which springs would work so I sent a text to support and they helped me out. Excellent service got my springs 2 days early also.

My NV200 handles better, installation was easy. Just take off the old bump stops and put these on. Perfect!

Love these! Added them to my International Scout and its been a big improvement.

Big difference!

Drastic difference from stock bump stops. eliminates almost all extra highway sway/around turns. Beware- - is less than common for the nut that is welded in place that these thread into, breaks free and requires to be cut out via east hacksaw/flush cut. Sumo springs brand send me new, required after, nuts that made install no prob. Apparently this doesn’t happen every time? If I would have know this, I would have ordered the new nuts, just in case. Ask sumosprings about this for more info maybe? But for the price, any van carrying weight/camper needs these!

Today was the first day driving SR5 Tundra with the sumo springs. I noticed a big difference on how Tundra handles. Definitely worth it. I pull a trailer most days so I should have purchased the sumo springs a while back. Thanks for a great product!

We pull an off-road teardrop camper with our 2013 Toyota Tacoma and were looking for a little help with the rear end sag when we have that hitched plus putting some weight in the back of the truck (firewood, water, etc). Our Tacoma is lifted (2.5") but the lift kept the stock springs with an added Deaver leaf to help with the notoriously soft Toyota springs. However, with the shell and ~300 pounds of weight in the back, it still sagged, especially with another 250 lbs of tongue weight from the trailer. The Sumos have eliminated that sag, even with bigger loads in the bed, eliminated body roll (also notoriously bad with Tacomas) and didn't destroy the ride for day to day driving. There might be a slight bit more stiffness when hitting speed bumps, but definitely not bad at all. If anything, I would say it IMPROVED the ride and handling. The springs themselves were simple to install, less than half an hour start to finish. Some reviews have said they were bumping the frame after installing but we had about 1/2" gap on both sides. The only "specialty" tool would be a torque wrench capable of 90 lbs to get it to spec. We considered Firestone air bags but after talking with the reps at e-trailer, we decided on these and couldn't be happier. Reasonably priced (half the price of air bags), no maintenance, great customer service...can't argue with anything at all.

Fit great on my 2013 Tucson rear springs...don't bottom out now with motorcycle carrier on the hitch...easy to install from the side with the wheels off.

The parts are made with what appears to be a powder coat paint job.They all came packaged nicely and well protected. The instructions are clear, accurate and easy to follow. Mentioning that there is a left and a right assembly may be helpful to some. Mentioning "outboard" may be ovelooked by some. They installed easily. Removing the wheel gives you plenty of room for easy access. Once installed with my 4runner on the ground, the SumoSprings were resting on the frame. I do have a dog kennel and lots of training equipment that is loaded constantly. Hopefully these will help when I pull my RV. I did take it for a drive and it felt "firmer" more stable around sharp curves. I like them.

Way faster delivery than I expected. The Sumo Springs are great

I'm not sure if this picture does it justice, but the before pictire with the boat covered, there is noticeable sag in the rear. Dealt woth that for a year. Installed the coil sumosprings helper yesterday and she's level now. Tip, when installing on an older vehicle with rusted springs, take some extra time to sand the springs until the feel smooth. Do that and the dish soap and they go on pretty easy.

Pretty easy to install. During my first drive with them installed I heard a lot of thumping even over small bumps, but it seemed to work itself out on the second drive. I think it helps level out the slight sag in the rear of the car, and the front wheel drive which used to slip frequently when towing gets better traction. Be aware that for a 2005 Highlander, there are no holes or zip ties, and you can't get the Helpers to stay much higher than the lowest coil. I think them sliding down is what eliminated the thumping.