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When heavy loads cause the rear to sag, steering and braking can feel uneven. These SumoSprings helper springs add 1,400 lbs of support at 50-percent compression to keep your ride level and steady. They help your factory suspension handle extra weight so your vehicle stays balanced, your steering feels solid, and your headlights stay aimed where they should.

Not every load is the same, and these springs adjust as you go. With lighter loads, they compress easily for soft engagement and a smoother ride. As weight increases, they can compress by as much as 80 percent to provide firm support and reduce bottoming out. The progressive design helps absorb bumps and road vibration so you get a comfortable ride whether you’re hauling tools or towing a camper.
When curves or uneven loads try to push your vehicle around, each spring works on its own to keep things balanced. They help reduce body roll and sway so your vehicle feels stable through corners, crosswinds, or when you park on uneven ground. That independent action also helps manage off-center loads without leaning or rocking from side to side.
Built from tough microcellular urethane, these springs hold up through oil, salt, and UV exposure. They operate reliably from -25 F to 200 F and compress vertically with minimal side expansion so nearby parts stay safe even in tighter spaces. And since there’s no air system to maintain or tubing to run, they stay maintenance-free mile after mile.
You don’t need a lift or specialty tools to get these working. The kit includes two jounce-style springs, spacers, mounting plates, and hardware for a straightforward no-drill installation. In just a short time, you’ll have extra suspension support that’s ready to take on towing or hauling without constant adjustments or upkeep.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone. Steve here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look at our SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs for the rear axle. Now these are a custom fit application folks. I need you to double check the fit guide here at etrailer.com. On our homepage, there's a My Vehicle or Vehicle Information tab.
Enter things like year make and model, sub models, those kind of things, bed length. Make sure you're getting the right parts the first time. Now, helper springs, if you don't know, basically upgrade, in this case, your rear vehicle suspension, and they're gonna improve driver control and comfort by keeping your vehicle level when you're towing or hauling a heavy load. Now these help absorb bumps and shocks. They minimize sway.
They are what's called progressive load control, meaning the springs are gonna compress according to the weight of your cargo. So maybe you have a light load and they only compress a little bit, but then when you get a heavy load, they can compress as much as 80%. And they work independently of each other so they can compensate for off center loads. Maybe you got a camper in the bed of the truck or something of that nature. They are made of durable microcellular urethane.
They work in temperatures from a chilly negative 25 degrees Fahrenheit to a balmy 200 degrees Fahrenheit. They resist damage caused by oils, road salt, UV rays, and they minimize or they give you minimal lateral expansion, meaning these compress vertically instead of side to side, so they're not gonna be easily damaged when operating in the tight spaces under your vehicle. Now what I like about this kind of helper spring is there's no airbags, no air hoses, no compressor, no gauge in the cab to run and worry about. It's a one and done a simple no drill installation. It's utilizing your factory holes in the frames and your factory components.
Now that being said, you've got four spacer blocks in this kit that's gonna give you a maximum of two per side if needed. The instructions are gonna tell you for your year make and mode which one or ones or impossible, maybe none, that you're gonna use. These top plates that come with it and this top bar and all these screws. You're probably gonna use one or two of those screws, and the rest are just different lengths. Again, depending on the size of your vehicle, which one you need for your particular install. Now the weight capacity of these at 50% compression is 1400 pounds. And again, folks, these are the SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs for your rear axle. I'm Steven, thanks for watching. And as always, stay safe while you're towing, please.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
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Ratings & Reviews
Since putting these on, it has made an incredible difference in the ride and handling, you do not realize how crappy the stock OEM parts are compared to these.
My 2024 Toyota Sequoia handles fantastic and without the SAG and lean3413997
2023 Tundra SR5 TRD Sport. Install was pretty easy, do take the tires off, makes it a lot easier. Just note that the bolts towards the back of the truck will need to be put in and started prior to the other 2 bolts due to the spring partially covering the hole. See the pics and you can see this. But I did finally tow my 9k camper with these installed and it took out the sag of the truck and the floating side to side was next to zero. And the stuff inside the camper wasn't tossed around near as much as it was without these springs installed.3295087
I like it needs to be longer 3601707
Towing a trailer with these is a dream! 3523647
These springs perform as advertised. They were easy to install on my 21 Bronco and I have not been disappointed. I've pulled a trailer from Texas to Utah multiple times with my Bronco and I have not experienced any squatting. I also haven't noticed any decline in comfort of my ride. I highly recommend if your looking for helper springs for trailering.3395428
Super fast shipping. Sumo springs worked great on a trip pulling the boat to Canada.3603994
They really improve the cornering, and trailer sag.
If your at all a DIY person you'll have no problem installing these helper springs.
The only reason I don't give them a five star review is that their just installed andvI want to see how they hold up.3424845
Best customer service out there. You delivered when no one else could. Thank you!3505582
Instructions were great, I didn't have to remove the rear wheels, I just used some 3" pieces of plywood with floor jack. The factory bolts (12mm) seemed to be better only because they had a washer as these hex socket bolts had a very small seat but I used them anyway. I wasn't sure the torque but tightened them to approximately the same torque as the bolts I removed. What worked for me was removing the lower two bolts, then slowly remove the side bolt and hold the original stops. Installing new one I needed 5mm for cushion, then 6mm for body bolts. There was sufficient locktite for two drops on all 8 bolts (good). I did this after work in the dark with a small flashlight. What worked for me is getting all the bolts into the body then tighten the side bolt almost all the way (so it could go up some more if needed, then tighten the bottom two bolts, then before finally tightening, loosen the side bolt a little (in case it needed to move), then tighten the bottom two bolts, then finally tighten the side bolt. I used what feels like about 30 ft-lbs. but no mention of torque. The instructions also told you which was driver vs passenger side, which is great to know before going under truck.3443776
I put these on our Bronco Outer Banks to tow our teardrop off road camper. It made a huge difference in the ride and handling. Highly recommended.3400356
I should have ordered heavier option all and all well satisfied install was ez and handling improved on my 2025 Tundra3588294
Fast shipping! No issues. 3557865
First, the downfalls:
--Less than seven days after I ordered them, etrailer starts offering an instant rebate on them....$[XX]. I spoke to trainer before purchasing, would have been nice to know.
---Driver side bracket had some issues. Had to drill out paint on one of the holes to let the factory screw go through without stripping threads. (Quality control). Also, the driver side bracket did NOT fit easily. Took me 50 minutes of trail and error to get it to fit right. Another Quality Control issue. The passenger side took 10 minutes. Looking back, should have stopped, returned them, and reordered. Perhaps I then would have qualified for the instant rebate!
These Sumo's will be put to the test this weekend as I am hooking up the trailer and taking a small trip. If they do not, I am still awaiting a response from trainer of the30-Day satisfaction guarantee they advertise on the site. I was told they have to contact the manufacturer... While they are at it, can they clarify if the blue SumoSprings are rated at 1400 (etrailer site) or 1000 (SuperSprings International site)?3617336
E-Trailer has been phenomenal. Communication, shipping, and price was great. Easy install. Haven’t put a heavy load on them yet, but am sure they will work as advertised. Have not noticed any difference thus far in ride quality in my ‘24 1794 Tundra.3504930
Fairly easy to install. Says it takes about 30 minutes to install. It actually took about an hour. Fortunately, I took it to a buddy of mine shop and we used his lift. Tip remove both rear tires for easier access. Do yourself a favor and don’t attach the spacer and the shock to the bracket before install. The small side of the bracket start threat it into the frame. Give yourself enough room to turn the bracket out then install the spacer and the shock. Then continue with the other two bolts. The first bolt you put in you’ll have to hand tighten with a wrench. But if you give yourself a little pivot room, you’ll be able to install the spacer and the shock to the bracket. I bought a blue shocks, which are the shortest ones. They did help level out the truck and stopped some of forward to rear sway. Personally, I wish I would’ve bought the black shocks, which are a little bit longer. They probably would’ve performed a little bit better. But overall happy with the performance.3608729
These are fantastic if you tow an RV get them3582654
I just received my sumosprings for my 2025 tundra so I can’t tell how they will perform but I bought them because I have had them on my previous model tundra for about five years and they really make towing my utility trailer much better, I didn’t feel any stiffer ride on an empty truck but when loaded or hooked up to a trailer the sumo springs didn’t allow to squad as much and hard bottoming down just never happened.3505378
Fixed the sag. No more bottoming out from bumps in the road. Cheaper and less complicated than air. A+ product!3349990
The etrailer site helped me dial-in the exact Sumo Springs for our 24 Tundra, and deliver them exactly at the stated day, enabling us to keep our installation appointment with a local mechanic. We’re looking forward to our next trip pulling an Alliance Delta 252 RL. We’ve been using a BluOx load leveling hitch with 1,000 lb bars, that relieve most of the sag already, but looking to be more level with reduced vibration. I’ll update this post after getting some miles in.
Appreciate those videos on the etrailer site - very teachable.3398398
Incredibly fast turn around, from order to delivery, super impressed! Overall, a pretty easy install on my 2023 Tundra, even without removing the rear tires. That said, it would have been much easier to access the area to install with the tires off, there’s no doubt about that, but it wasn’t impossible. Jacked up the rear end with a 3ton floor jack (just under 20in of travel on it), set my jack stands, and that gave me plenty of room to work with. A word of advice: MAKE SURE YOU PUT THE BOLT INTO THE SMALLER SIDE OR THE BRACKET MOUNT FIRST. If you save that one for last, the factory bolt and washer will catch on the top lip of the Sumo Spring, and you will not be able to get the angle needed to get the bolt in, resulting in you needing to remove the entire thing to fix your mistake. Ask me how I know this. After the install, I drove around to hit some bumps and dips, see how it felt unloaded, and honestly, I think it rode smoother than with the factory bump stops. Loading up and towing our 26ft bunk house 600mi over the next week, that’ll be the true test. So far so good though!3518015
Just added a set of blue sumo springs to my 2024 Toyota Tacoma off-road. Picked up my new r-pod 22 foot travel trailer 3700 pounds yesterday. Headed home with a five hour trip no squat at all with the trailer on the back.3549511
Items bolted right up … took maybe 15 minutes to install… will update when I hook up the boat trailer and pull it for a few miles.. from the looks of these they will do the job quite well…3568169
Good product on my 23 Bronco 2DR would not fit in the orientation suggested with the U bolt closest to the wheel on the divers side although this orientation did work on the passenger side. Would suggest most important thing is to line up with where product is going to hit frame rail. I carry a large dirt bike on a motorcycle tongue rack. With billstiens dialed up two inches (rear) it took the two inch spacer plus one of the 1/2 inch spacers included in the kit. The description should be updated because the kit does include 4-1/2 inch spacers but if you have bigger wheels or have upgraded the stock suspension then you will need to buy the extra spacers which come in 2/4/6 inch versions. The product can be used in two ways. 1) So the read end does not sag from tongue weight. If this is your goal you need the blue part spaced to just barely touch the frame. The other usage is as bump stops which can and you may wish to leave well away from the frame on a 4WD to allow wheel articulation. My goal was to eliminate rear sag when I load the motorcycle on the rack and it achieved that purpose (450 pounds).3557337
I am only reviewing installation so far, as I haven't put them to the test towing my boat yet. However, what could be a very easy installation...maybe 15-20 mins per side, becomes much more difficult because the bracket does not allow for the use of a ratchet for one of the screws. The bump stop is just wide enough so it blocks the hex head. Only way to handle that one screw is with a traditional or adjustable wrench, and this makes the install much more difficult and time consuming. Just another 1/4 inch adjustment and you could tighten that screw with the ratchet.3566317
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