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SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle

Part Number: SSR-209-40
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1,000-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 SSR-209-40 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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SuperSprings Intl Vehicle Suspension - SSR-209-40

Highlights

  • Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
  • 1,000-lb Load Support: Levels your ride under weight and keeps steering and braking stable.
  • Zero Maintenance Required: No air lines or pressure to check—just install and drive worry-free.
  • Smoother Ride Unloaded: Springs stay soft with light loads and stiffen as cargo weight increases.
  • Reduces Sway and Bounce: Each side works independently to steady turns and uneven loads.
  • Durable Urethane Build: Resists oil, salt, and UV damage from -25?°F to 200?°F for long-term reliability.
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Stay Level and Confident Under Load: Up to 1,000 lbs of Rear Suspension Support

When heavy trailers or bed loads make the rear of your truck sag, steering and braking can feel off. These SumoSprings Solo helper springs add up to 1,000 lbs of support at 50-percent compression to keep your ride level and steady when towing or hauling. They help your factory suspension bear the extra weight so your handling stays predictable and your headlights stay aimed where they should.

Smooth Out the Ride: Progressive Load Control

Every load feels a little different, and these springs adjust automatically. The microcellular urethane compresses easily under lighter loads for a soft, comfortable ride, then firms up as the weight increases to prevent bottoming out. By absorbing bumps and road vibration, the springs make towing or daily driving a lot smoother whether you’re hauling gear or running empty.

Comparison image showing SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs installed on a rear axle, side by side in unloaded and compressed states to demonstrate suspension support under load.

Stay Steady in Crosswinds and Turns: Independent Spring Action

When a curve or crosswind pushes your vehicle off balance, each SumoSpring reacts on its own to keep the truck planted. This independent action evens out off-center loads and cuts down on sway and body roll when turning or changing lanes with a heavy trailer behind you. It’s a noticeable difference in control and comfort on highways or uneven roads.

Built to Handle Real-World Conditions: Durable Microcellular Urethane

These springs are made from tough microcellular urethane that stands up to abrasion, oils, road salts, and UV exposure. They perform reliably in temperatures from -25 F to 200 F and compress vertically with minimal side expansion so they won’t get damaged in tight spaces. With no air lines or pressure to maintain, they’re completely maintenance-free once installed.

Quick DIY Upgrade: No-Drill Installation

Getting extra support doesn’t have to be complicated. The kit includes two jounce-style springs that replace your factory bump stops using existing mounting points—no drilling required. It’s an easy weekend upgrade that gives you lasting suspension support without adding complexity to your setup.

Specs

Weight and Capacity

  • Weight capacity (at 50-percent compression): 1,000 lbs

Warranty

  • Limited lifetime warranty
  • 30-Day satisfaction guarantee

SSR-209-40 SuperSprings Sumo Springs Solo Rear Vehicle Suspension Kit for Trucks

Replaces SSR-209

Installation Details SSR-209-40 Installation instructions

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Works as advertised , tows 6k trailer fine.
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Seems to work well. Only complaint is the spring touches the bump stop metal pad when unloaded and causes it to hit harder than stock set up. Would have been better if I had about an inch spacing, so it is in use only when loaded. Seems reviews are similar. Not sure if product needs to be revamped or shortened a little.
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2006 Chevrolet Silverado
I installed these sumo springs on the rear of my 2006 Chevy Silverado. The installation took approximately one hour and a half from start to finish. I pulled my travel trailer having a Tongue weight of approximately 392 pounds with a 492 pound Honda scooter strapped in the bed of the truck which still did not exceed the weight rating of the truck. The bounce the truck had prior to installation was eliminated completely. I highly recommend the sumo springs for anyone needing a more stable ride with a load (sumo springs make direct contact and provide stability) or without a load ( sumo springs ride approximately 1/4 of an inch above rear end bump plate). I have had experience with air bag suspensions and they are fine too; but, with sumo springs you can, “set it and forget it” because you have no air lines to worry about air leaks and uneven load distribution due to a lack of air on either side. Thanks etrailer once again!!!!
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2018 silverado z71 crew cab 6'6 bed
Replaced air bags with 1000# sumo springs. Do a lot of offroading and bags limited travel. With these I can use my suspension and stay level on the trip with all my gear. Nicer ride unloaded and even sweeter when loaded. Easy 40 min install if you're use to working on your own stuff. A definite upgrade.
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Replace the failed original bump stops today. After figuring out that I had to remove the old bump stop brackets from the top, the installation only took about 40 minutes. The back of truck used to sag quite a bit when boat was hooked up, now it only sags 1 3/4 inches. I have not hauled the boat on bumpy roads or highway speeds yet so the ride quality is yet to be determined.
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I Received the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs shipment today and installed them on my 2017 Chevy Silverado 1500 standard cab long bed truck. It took about 30 minutes to install the helpers springs. I watched the install video and read the installation instructions on the etrailer website while waiting for the shipment to arrive. They were easy to install without jacking up the truck, I laid flat on my back and slid under the truck on my garage floor and had no problems at all. After installation I hooked up my 20 ft travel trailer and went on a test drive. The helper springs made a big difference and gave a more solid stable performance with the truck while towing my 5,000 lb travel trailer. I've installed airbags on previous trucks and I believe for the money and easy installation this is the best option to improve towing performance.
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Steve N.

11/14/2020

Excellent

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Chevrolet Silverado
I hated pulling my camper with my 1500 Silverado. It swerved at every puff of wind, especially when a tractor trailer would pass me. It took me maybe a half hour to install the sump springs and what a difference they've made. No swaying and I can now enjoy pulling the camper. Worth every penny!
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Claude S.

10/24/2021

Works way better than I expected. Cant believe something so easy to install works so well. Took out the fear of pulling a heavy camper!

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Fairly easy to install. Definetly improved ride hauling trailer.
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Victoria H.

4/1/2025

Glad to hear these improved your hauling experience Glenn! Who doesn't love a smooth ride?

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Nissan Leaf
Sumosprings are simple to install. And seem to work great. If you need a little help from squishing your leaf springs, these are great.
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David

5/28/2021

This is a great product for assisting your leader springs. Makes the ride a bit stiffer when empty. Air bags are a better choice, but cost a lot more too. Honestly, if your factory springs cant handle the weight, you need a bigger truck.

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2018 GMC Sierra 1500
Big difference in pulling the rv. I have about 545 lbs of Tongue weight.The sumo springs help with the swaying.Thanks again.
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Lyle

6/3/2024

They have been great.The ride is great with or without the trailer.No truck squat with the trailer on nice and level.Makes a big difference in towing.Thanks again for the great service and products that you provide.

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These work great for my 2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500. I pull a 7,000 pound 30 foot Sportsmen RV with a bumper-hitch (heavy tounge-weight). I thought about replacing the leaf springs (way to expensive and difficult to install), but these work great! Under normal load, they are about a half-inch from the top of the axle, so they don't really affect the normal day to day suspension travel (allowing for the shocks and leaf springs to provide the support). My leaf springs are saggy, so it doesn't take a lot of weight to contact the Sumo's. (Also, I have Monroe load-level-load-assist nitrogen charged shocks...Which I highly recommend If you don't haul much weight or don't trailer, the Monroe's are good (awesome)enough without the Sumos). When the trailer rocks up and down after a bump, the Sumo's don't 'thud' when they contact the top of the axle. Smooth, and they reduce the body-roll (when under load) because they remain in constant contact with the top of the axle. Just unscrew the old bump-stops (with a bit of effort) and screw these right in. I would highly recommend! Make sure you get the blue ones identified for the 1500. not as stiff as the ones for the 2500, 3500. Do it!
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These definitely helped with the sag when hooked up to my trailer but caused terrible bounce when unloaded and driving over whoops on highway. I replaced them with air suspension after 2 months. Much better setup.
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Sierra K.

6/21/2022

You can also take off some of the washers so that they do not hit as soon.

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GMC Sierra
2009 GMC Sierra CC 2WD
Installed after my wife came home with a 600lb decorative stone from a one hundred year old high school being torn down. Not having a good way to unload it, I decided to use it for winter weight last year. OEM springs were not sagging but my longer mudflaps did contact pavement at times and wanted more support on the curves. SumoSprings brought it up to factory height and gave the support in the corners.
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Added these to my 2001 Chevy Silverado 1500 (regular bed, regular cab) after noticing the original bump stops were missing. I use my truck frequently for hauling, and occasionally for towing.

Pros -- really tightened-up the suspension. When towing and when the truck is loaded, it performs much better. I don't doubt these have increased the amount the truck can safely carry and tow. The truck even seems to corner better.
Cons -- These really tightened-up the suspension. When driving unloaded, the truck rattles you more than it used to. Though they are called "helper" springs, they are basically constantly helping, even if you are unloaded.

Ultimately, it's a trade-off, and if you use your truck for its intended purpose, then it's a good trade. But if you primarily want comfort driving an empty vehicle on the interstate, then this upgrade is not for you.
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Gus W.-Great product, very easy to install. I'm towing a 5730 lb. trailer with a 1500 pickup.
It swayed before and the sumo springs took care of that problem also took some of the sag out of the suspension. With the sumo springs I never have to worry about a torn air bag.I would definitely recommend this product.
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2015 Chevrolet Silverado
I installed the new springs a month or so with out any problems on my 2015 Silverado 1500. They raised the tow hitch height 4-5 in
And stiffened the rear suspension. There is now less bounce and sway on the rear end of the truck along with a smoother ride
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2010 Chevrolet Silverado
My work truck (2015 Chevy Silverado 1500) is regularly loaded with 800 to 900 pounds of tools. Before installing the Sumospring the ride was kind of mushy. Now there is a nice spring to the ride, it feels like an empty truck. Installation was easy except that the 10 mm washers provided did not fit. A quick trip to the hardware store was the remedy.
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2017 Chevrolet Silverado
Received excellent advice from Darren at etrailer. Based on my specific needs he recommended a low maintenance solution and less costly. Had only one installation question when product arrived. A different etrailer rep could only advise a 24 hour turn a round time to respond. Called the manufacturer to get the questioned answered to complete the install. For a 2017 Chev Silverado there is no need for the washers or the spacers for install. They will update their install instructions for newer model trucks. Would have rated a 5 if install question was addressed. Thanks Darren for your recommendation about this product. It is more preferable than a air lift system. No more sag when towing an occasional trailer.
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Chevrolet Silverado 1500
Installed the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs on my 2020 GMC 1500 4x4 today and "Wow", what a difference. Handles like a completely different truck. No more constant bouncing over minor bumps and dips in the road. No more leaning into the turns. Didn't alter the ride height or stiffen the ride. Best money ever spent on this truck.
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Worked very well tamed the porpoising when towing the camper. I removed them when not camping during winter because they are a little stiff riding when truck is empty. Very easy install and removing 15 min.
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Mark R.

10/24/2020

Excellent still working very well would recommend to anyone looking to boost the suspension in the rear of your truck15 Silverado

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2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
I giving a 5 star rating and haven't installed yet. All the help I received from etrailer was terrific, plus all the reviews were a big help, plus I have bought from them before info was great shipping very fast, and carry quality products. Will definitely purchase from etrailer in the future.
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Made an instant impact on the way my truck handled towing my trailer!
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These are a little too hard for daily driving without a load. Not sure I will keep these on for much longer.
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Chevrolet Silverado 1500
be aware that there is three different load rating of springs available.. i didnt see that at first and ordered the yellow ones.. yellow is the highest load rating(2800 lbs i thnk) and will produce a "very" stiff uncomfortable ride if truck is unloaded because those springs are very close to the axle.. black is medium(1500 lbs) and the blue is 1000 lbs
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Helped calm down the bounce when my utility trailer or camper were hooked up. Super easy to install, maybe took 15 minutes.
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