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SuperSprings Intl

SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle

Part Number: SS86MR
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1,500-lb Capacity. Upgrade your vehicle's rear suspension with these maintenance-free helper springs. Sturdy microcellular urethane springs cushion bumps and help support a heavy load to level your ride and minimize sway. No-drill installation. Great Prices for the best vehicle suspension from SuperSprings Intl. SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle part number SS86MR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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SuperSprings Intl Vehicle Suspension - SS86MR

Highlights

  • Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
  • 1,500-lb Load Support: Keeps your truck level when hauling or towing for steadier handling.
  • No-Maintenance Design: No air lines or pressure checks, just install and drive worry-free.
  • Smoother Ride Over Bumps: Urethane springs cushion shocks for better comfort and control.
  • Reduces Sway and Roll: Each spring works independently to steady sharp turns and uneven loads.
  • Durable in Any Weather: Handles -25 F to 200 F and resists oil, salt, and UV damage for long life.
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Features to know about

Stay Level and Confident Under Load: 1,500-lb Rear Suspension Support

Heavy loads can make the rear of your truck sag and throw off steering and braking. These SumoSprings Solo helper springs add up to 1,500 lbs of support at 50-percent compression to keep your ride level and steady. They help your factory suspension bear the weight so the front tires stay planted on the road, steering feels more controlled, and braking stays predictable when you’re towing or hauling.

Smooth Ride on Every Trip: Progressive Load Control

You don’t have to choose between comfort and control. With progressive load control, these springs compress easily for light loads to soften bumps and vibrations, then stiffen as weight increases for solid support when loaded down. The result is a smooth, stable ride whether you’re running empty or carrying serious cargo.

Stay Steady in Crosswinds and Turns: Independent Spring Action

Each spring works on its own to balance the load side to side. That means less body roll through curves, better handling in crosswinds, and steadier control when loads aren’t perfectly centered. Off-center cargo no longer tips the truck to one side—the springs take care of it automatically.

Built Tough for Real Conditions: Maintenance-Free Urethane Design

Made from microcellular urethane, these springs handle temperatures from -25°F to 200°F and resist damage from oils, road salts, and UV rays. They compress vertically with minimal side expansion so nearby components stay safe even in tight spots. With no air lines or pressure to manage, they’re completely maintenance-free—just install them once and they’re ready for work every day.

DIY-Friendly Setup: Simple No-Drill Installation

Adding rear suspension support doesn’t have to be complicated. These SumoSprings bolt in place with a straightforward, no-drill install using basic tools. Two jounce-style springs come in the kit, so you can get your truck leveled up and back on the road without extra parts or setup fuss.

Specs

Weight and Capacity

  • Weight capacity (at 50-percent compression): 1,500 lbs

Side-by-side comparison of SumoSprings Solo helper springs installed on a rear axle showing uncompressed and compressed positions to demonstrate load support and suspension performance.


Warranty

  • Limited lifetime warranty
  • 30-Day satisfaction guarantee

SSR-141-47 SuperSprings Sumo Springs Solo Rear Vehicle Suspension Kit for Trucks

Installation Details SS86MR Installation instructions

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1,500-lb Capacity. Upgrade your vehicle's rear suspension with these maintenance-free helper springs. Sturdy microcellular urethane springs cushion bumps and help support a heavy load to level your ride and minimize sway. No-drill installation.

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If you want an affordable, indestructible suspension upgrade to eliminate rear sag and towing harshness—without the maintenance head-aches of air systems—the SumoSprings Solo sourced through etrailer.com is one of the smartest weekend upgrades you can make. The installation was easy and the install video they provide on YouTube is priceless.



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I’ve owned these SumoSprings for a year now and love them! I installed them on a 2016 Ram 1500 Crew Cab Outdoorsman 4x4. I tow a 7x14 aluminum cargo trailer that probably weighs 4000lbs loaded with gear. Before installing the SumoSprings my axles would almost touch my OEM bump stops and truck would sag. With SumoSprings my truck rides more evenly and is surprisingly smooth on the road. The ride quality is definitely better with SumoSprings. Less body roll in corners and an overall more confident ride. When I’m not towing I don’t even know they’re there. Awesome product!



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Really solid for the money. Obviously if you plan to haul a load regularly you should upgrade springs or run bags, but these were a great temporary measure for hauling my bikes out west and back in my frontier. Easy to install and do the job well; particularly noticed the difference on rough dirt roads where in the past I would have been banging on the bump stops.



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The Sumo Springs worked great in my 2022 Nissan Frontier and stopped the rear from sagging under trailer load but rode like normal unloaded. Very good product and very easy to install.



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This only pertains to the order, shipping speed, and install as I have not put a heavy load on these sumo Springs yet but I feel like that's a foregone conclusion based off the reviews already. The ordering process, the shipping, and the installation was unbelievably easy. I kept rereading the instructions thinking this can't be right because it was so simple. I looked at the YouTube video and realized it is that simple! So happy with the ordering process, the quality of the initial product I opened, and how simple it was to put on the jeep.



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I was surprised at how much of a difference these actually make. I bought them based on some videos of others using them, but wasn't sure if they would actually make much difference in my situation. I tow a 6800lb trailer with a Silverado 1500. With the tongue weight of that trailer, the rear of the truck doesn't drop all that much and I wasn't sure if replacing the bump stops was even necessary, but when I'm on roads with "heaves" and especially bridges where porpoising can be a problem, these SumoSpring certainly help. You probably won't notice some huge drastic change, but it's just enough to matter and even out the ride to a noticeable degree. Also, they're pretty easy to install (and I'm only barely handy when it comes to this stuff.)



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I've never put on a easier product. I put the jack under the trailer hitch mount. Just lifted the body 1-2 inches and used a 12 mm socket . The socket removed the old ones and I hand tightened the new on. Literally took 10 minutes and a beer.



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Great product! Bought these for my 2000 7.3 f250. Didn't want something that is constantly active like ras or hellwig since my leaf springs are new and rated for 4k pounds. Installed these in 1 hr super simple only hard part was the factory bump stop on driver side was a pain. Didn't install the puck they give due to height of truck and I knew more or less at what point I wanted them engaging. I haul cattle to shows/ auctions or between pastures with my 24ft big bend and these things actually provided a smoother ride in my truck loaded then unloaded.they do a great job with the added support and are better than an overload spring with handling sway and providing a smooth ride loaded. Just wish I could use the 3k pound rated ones on this truck and my dually but doesn't fit if you have a gooseneck sadly so will probably have to go with timbs on the drw. Over all great product can't speak to longevity but solid for the time being. And customer service with this company is excellent if you have a question or problem they're on top of it...hope they pay them as well as the reputation they're building for them.



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I bought and installed the 1000lb Sumo Solo springs to help alleviate rear end squat on my 2024 GMC Canyon Denali when pulling my boat. My boat trailer has a long mono tongue with no weight distribution installed. The boat weighs in at about 5500lbs, the truck fender lip measures 38” high unloaded, once I dropped the hitch down on the ball and the Sumos picked up the load, the fenders measured 36.25” equating to an inch and 3/4 squat. Empty the Sumos have an apx gap of 7/8” above the frame rails. The Sumos were recommended over the Timbrens for my situation of infrequent towing with this truck and to maintain the best ride possible when not towing. So far my ride is virtually unchanged when empty and feels controlled when towing. Installation is straight forward but the instructions could be a little clearer with a diagram showing the intended location of the springs. Luckily an etrailer customer had already done the install and provided some pics so there was no question. I chose to remove the tires to have good access and I’d do it again this way. I supported the truck with a jack stand under the receiver. IMHO the proper method to locate the over frame upper clamp brackets is to push the forward clamp as far forward until it contacts the bed stiffener and you’ll be in the correct location then let all the hardware hang to position itself, tighten as required and enjoy.



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Installed these right before a long road trip, and were impressed with how much the ride improved. Opted not to include the spacers, which has worked out fine. While not towing have not noticed any change to the ride, which is good. When towing the steering has a solid grip on the road now (sometimes felt a little loose before installing these) and no more issues with 'porpoising'. We drove across a several mile long bridge in the Bay Area that likely would have been a roller coaster ride previously, and had no issues. Quick and easy to install.



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Put these on a Jeep Gladiator to haul a motorcycle to Sturgis. Kept everything level, good ride and stability. Highly recommend.



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Product is great, exceeded my expectations. Install is simple and straightforward. It’s a night and day difference in both the body roll and the handling small bumps all the way up to off-road conditions.



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I had installed this model SumoSpring on my 2019 4Runner and had great results when towing the camper I had at the time. They greatly reduce the bounce when going over dips in the road at highway speeds. Now I have a 2021 Titan and a bigger heavier camper. I expect the same great results on the Titan. Installation was pretty straight forward and took about a half hour. The size difference between the OEM bump stops and the SumoSprings alone should give a better ride when towing my camper.



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Love them! The truck barely even squatted, had two dirt bikes, and a generator in the bed as well! It handles the bumps and sway great



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I got the springs installed last week and wanted to have a drive time before I wrote the review.

The height of the springs are perfect for my 2016 Tacoma, They keep the truck stable and nearly eliminate the body roll I had before installing them. I am heading to the mountains in a couple weeks, so I will update the review when I get back. That way I will know for sure the body roll is gone and the truck is stable on the winding mountain roads.

The springs installed in no time at all and since I had the rear end apart, I decided to add the leveling blocks at the same time, to keep the truck from squatting with the gear I haul around with me.

The guys at etrailer are great. And while I did not call them to discuss this item, they have been very helpful in the past with all my questions.

Below are pictures of before, a couple comparisons and after. Sorry if they come out sideways.

These Sumo Springs were a great addition to my Tacoma and well worth the money, IMHO.



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Opted for the Blue 1000lb Sumo's w/spacer over the 1500lb Black ones. 1500 Silverado Max Tow & reduces squatting by 2" on a 1000lb+ tongue weight. Ride is still good, but you can feel the Sumo's engage over large dips or bumps which is not an issue for me.



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2025 Promaster 2500 159” wheelbase. Backed the van on couple 2” X 6 “ easier sliding under. Sprayed PB Blaster on top of bumper spring, using a 16” Channel Lock, easy off with the old. At that time I jacked the rear end to allow clearance. One side at a time. Took longer for set up then the job. I used the long bolt with two spacers. Have not drove yet, though looking for great results.



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I put these on a 2013 Jeep JK (not lifted) that tows a 3000 lb trailer in rough terrain; Total game changer.

These replaced the anemic factory stops (which had completely disintegrated) and make it impossible to 'bottom out' on the dips and holes that use to beat up the suspension. I got nearly all of my vertical travel back and the vehicle now sits almost level under high tongue load.

They go on pretty easy. I suggest sliding in one side, and then using a wooden dowel and hammer to pop the other side in the stock receiver cup.

Highly recommended. These are a MUST if you are towing a trailer (with a medium sized SUV) of any significant weight or if you just want to be able to bounce hard without bottoming out your suspension. I am likely going to get the front suspension version now as well.
Wish I knew these existed sooner.



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They seem to do just what they were intended to do.



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Item as described and fast shipping! Very happy.



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Works great. Easy to install. Another great product from etrailer!



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I am very happy with these overall. They were easy to install and work as advertised. Much bigger and more robust than the factory bumpstops. I ordered them for my '21 Ford Ranger to alleviate the sag from towing my camper. They work well, but if you put on enough weight that they contact the axle constantly, it makes for a jouncy ride. I also added a set of helper springs and together they work very well.



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Sumo springs are good and better than helper springs. I made a mistake in ordering the type of load rating I purchased medium springs ride is stiff without load, I should’ve purchased the light springs. Overall these are excellent.

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Dane

2/24/2023

Sorry to say but I took it off, the ride without a load is very harsh, I should’ve purchased the softer springs.



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Keeps my truck from sagging and stabilizes my ride in a very cost effective way. Super easy to install as well

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Justin

4/12/2025

Still very happy with the way the product works and has held up


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