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SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle
Part Number: SSR-610-47
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SuperSprings Intl Vehicle Suspension - SSR-610-47
Highlights
- Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
- 1,500-lb Load Support: Levels your ride and cuts down on sag when towing or hauling heavy loads.
- No Maintenance Required: No air lines or pressure checks—just install once and drive worry-free.
- Smoother, Safer Ride: Progressive springs absorb bumps and reduce sway for steadier control.
- Handles Off-Center Loads: Each spring works independently to limit body roll in turns.
- Durable Urethane Build: Resists oil, salt, and UV damage and performs from -25 F to 200 F.
Features to know about
Stay Level and Confident Under Load: 1,500-lb Rear Suspension Support
Heavy trailers or bed loads can make the rear of your truck squat and throw off your steering and braking. These SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs add up to 1,500 lbs of rear suspension support at 50-percent compression to keep your ride level and steady. The microcellular urethane design cushions bumps and controls sway, helping your factory suspension handle extra weight without bottoming out or affecting steering feel.
Smooth Ride Without Extra Maintenance: Progressive, Maintenance-Free Springs
These helper springs use progressive load control so the ride stays soft when lightly loaded and firms up automatically as weight increases. Lighter loads compress the springs easily for a comfortable ride, while heavier loads can compress them by as much as 80 percent for solid rear-end support. There’s no tubing, air pressure, or valves to fuss with—just a maintenance-free setup that’s always ready to go.
Hold Control Through Turns and Uneven Roads: Independent Spring Action
Each spring works independently to support its side of the vehicle. That means when you hit a dip or a sharp turn, the springs help reduce body roll and keep things balanced. Off-center loads are no problem either—each spring adjusts on its own to keep one side from sagging lower than the other.
Built Tough for Real-World Conditions: Durable Microcellular Urethane
The closed-cell urethane material resists abrasion, oils, road salts, and UV rays while performing in temperatures from -25 F to 200 F. The springs compress vertically with minimal side expansion, so they fit tight spaces without getting damaged by nearby parts. With simple, no-drill installation and tough construction, these helper springs deliver consistent performance through heavy work, towing, or long drives.
Specs
Weight and Capacity
- Weight capacity (at 50-percent compression): 1,500 lbs
Warranty
- Limited lifetime warranty
- 30-Day satisfaction guarantee
SSR-610-47 SuperSprings Sumo Springs Solo Rear Vehicle Suspension Kit for Trucks
This Product Fits The Following Vehicles
- 2005 - 2015 Nissan Frontier
- 2005 - 2015 Toyota Tacoma excluding Pre-Runner
- 2005 - 2015 Toyota Tacoma Pre-Runner
- 2004 - 2015 Nissan Titan 2 Wheel Drive
- 2004 - 2015 Nissan Titan 4 Wheel Drive
- 2000 - 2021 Toyota Tundra 2 Wheel Drive
- 2000 - 2021 Toyota Tundra 4 Wheel Drive
Customer Satisfaction Score:
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Ratings & Reviews
4.7
2548 reviews
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Luc
04/16/2021
I would have give it a 5star but the bolts are 1/4” I think it should be at least minimum of 3/8” or1/2” bolts to hold the sumo springs. I like them toed the camper handles very well. Wishi got these a long time ago worth getting. With out camper can tell that it’s there but rides ok. I wanted the same ride it not quite. I ask what the how high they are said 5” with bracket but it’s actually 6” with bracket see picture. I would recommend getting the sumo springs ssr-610-47.
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Tim
03/25/2026
2015
Toyota
Tacoma
They did not fit my truck. I have a 2015 Toyota Tacoma TRD and they are too big, they hit the axle the whole time. I need to return them.
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Tim G.
05/13/2017
2016
Toyota
Tundra
Product was for a 2016 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro. I purchased these in preparation to haul a 25ft travel trailer. I was concerned that the installation of the Sumo Springs would affect the unloaded ride, so immediately after install I took the truck for a test drive and purposefully looked for and hit wholes along my drive. I am very pleased to report that the unloaded ride was not affected in the least. I have not picked up my travel trailer as of yet to report on how they did keeping the truck level with the trailer connected, but will provide an update once I have trailer and some additional miles on these. So far very pleased though delivered within the two day requirement I had.
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Rick
02/11/2022
Nissan
Frontier
First of all etrailer.com has shown again they have the best customer service. There's a reason I keep going back for my truck/trailer needs.
The 1500# SumoSprings I ordered (SSR-610-47) for my Frontier installed very easily. The total install took about 20 min. Having an impact gun definitely helped. Getting the U-bolt nuts off without one would be a bear. I opted for the 1500# to assist with squatting when I pull my 5K# camper. I am using an e2 WDH but its still squatting a bit too much for my taste, these should help with that. The ride without a load is stiff but not harsh. There's virtually no body roll like there was before even with new shocks. I'm looking forward to my first camping trip of the year and will update after that trip which will be about 250 miles round trip.
The 1500# SumoSprings I ordered (SSR-610-47) for my Frontier installed very easily. The total install took about 20 min. Having an impact gun definitely helped. Getting the U-bolt nuts off without one would be a bear. I opted for the 1500# to assist with squatting when I pull my 5K# camper. I am using an e2 WDH but its still squatting a bit too much for my taste, these should help with that. The ride without a load is stiff but not harsh. There's virtually no body roll like there was before even with new shocks. I'm looking forward to my first camping trip of the year and will update after that trip which will be about 250 miles round trip.
Rick
2/15/2023
After a year Im still really liking this product. On my tow vehicle 2015 Nissan Frontier I ended up removing the very top section of the spring so that unloaded there was an inch gap between the spring and the frame. Before as stated the ride was stiff but not harsh because the springs made constant contact but werent compressed. That 1 inch airgap allowed for stock ride while unloaded but when a slight load when I stand on the bed for example it would make contact and provide all the benefits. For the Frontier Sumo could shorten it by one pillow and it would be perfect. Still highly suggest these for any mid size Frontier, Tacoma, Colorado, Ford Freaking Ranger or 12 ton truck you are towing with.
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Dennis
03/25/2026
Really helps with road feel and towing would recommend
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Dan
01/14/2018
2017
Toyota
Tundra
100% stock 2017 Tundra SR 4WD V8. Bought these to provide a bit more stability when towing 27' 8600 GVW tag along camper usually running around 8000lb actual weight. Weight distributing hitch w/ sway control. Wasn't horrible before but wanted suspension stiffened up some. Easy to install if you have a torque wrench and the most basic of hand tools. Did exactly what I wanted it to do.
Dan
1/14/2019
Still working great.
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Patrick D.
12/07/2016
2009
Toyota
Tundra
Got the SumoSprings 3 days after placing the order. Installed them on my
2009 Toyota Tundra in about 45 minutes, saved about 2.5" to 2.75" of sag
with my trailer hooked up. Had 3/4" space between frame and spring
when operating without trailer.
2009 Toyota Tundra in about 45 minutes, saved about 2.5" to 2.75" of sag
with my trailer hooked up. Had 3/4" space between frame and spring
when operating without trailer.
Patrick D.
12/7/2017
I am sorry but I no longer own the Tundra, but I did purchase a Timbren Suspension Enhancement System from Etrailer just over a year for my Tundra replacement.
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Dave
04/02/2018
2012
Toyota
Tundra
This was the answer to my rear sag when the trailer was attached. My wife never said a thing about the ride on our trip and I did not notice any difference. It probably took me 45 minutes to bolt the SumoSprings on the truck not bad at all. Good product.
Dave
4/2/2019
Very satisfied. It is just what I needed.
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Eddie
04/30/2021
Worked well to take the front end bounce out while towing. Did very little to help with the rear squat on my 2010 Tundra towing 8k pounds. In the process of removing and installing airbags.
Sierra K.
5/4/2021
Thank you for your review. To me, it sounds like you need a weight distribution system. This system will distribute the tongue weight of your trailer. To learn more read below: https:www.etrailer.comfaq-weightdistribution.aspx
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Steve
01/10/2021
The springs do work fine on my 2013 tacoma , really help prevent sway when pulling my 15ft travel trailer . needed to cut some foam off the top to get some clearance for the shocks to work .
Steve
1/11/2022
After a year or so the sumos are working fine under all of the trailers and loads I have been able to haul or pull
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Ted
12/31/2019
2019
Nissan
Titan
Easy to install simple bolt-on upgrade for better heavy load management for my 2008 Nissan Titan. After mounting these on my truck I noticed that my shocks were in need of replacement (i.e. 120,000 miles on the original shocks). The extra support of the Sumos made me more aware of the old age of my shocks.
I installed Sumo Springs on the front and rear of my 2019 sprinter van conversion for noticeable improvement of ride quality. Less sway and more control.
I installed Sumo Springs on the front and rear of my 2019 sprinter van conversion for noticeable improvement of ride quality. Less sway and more control.
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Michael
12/27/2022
Toyota
Tacoma
I installed the black ones on my Tacoma a little more than a year ago. For the most part I am happy with them. They work great when pulling the trailer, keeping everything level. When driving without a load the truck rides as comfortable as it did before installing the Solo Springs as long as the temperatures are above 20 degrees. When temperatures fall below 20 degrees things get noticeably rougher however.
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Paul
01/10/2019
2017
Mercedes-Benz
Sprinter
We have a Sprinter class C RV . Because the wheelbase is a bit narrow we experienced a lot of sideways roll even with a HD sway bar. The Sumo Spring Stablizer made a huge difference with the ride quality and stability. Highly recommend them as an inexpensive alternative to air bags.
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John P
08/20/2018
Nissan
Frontier
These Sumo springs are the real deal! Installed them on my Nissan Frontier that I tow a trailer with and instead of the rear dropping 2 1/2 inches it now only drops less than an inch. Originally tried to buy another big brand name but it said it wasn't compatible with my truck. These Summo springs are second to none. Took about 45 minutes to install. Very happy. Highly reccomend.
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George
04/07/2025
2018
Toyota
Tundra
good ride, easy to install, this is the 3rd set I have installed on my 2018 Tundra TRD Off road, they last 80,000 miles then start coming apart
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John
06/14/2021
2010
Toyota
Tacoma
This product fit my 2010 Toyota Tacoma perfectly. The Sumo Springs were easy to install and I expect them to help support any heavy loads I carry by taking some of the load off of the leaf springs. They will also help keep my truck level regardless of the load I am carrying without making the ride any harsher.
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Tenneil
05/20/2018
2015
Toyota
Tundra
Great product, if you are towing a travel trailer like myself and your trailer causes too much sag and unstable ride then this is your first ungrade.
Feels good towing my heavy ass trailer now.
2015 Tundra + 24ft travel trailer loaded up now rides good.
Feels good towing my heavy ass trailer now.
2015 Tundra + 24ft travel trailer loaded up now rides good.
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Troy
04/03/2020
2005
Toyota
Tundra
Easy to install and worked perfectly. The difference in truck bed sag was amazing after installing and hooking up the trailer. Handling and headlight up-tilt were corrected by installing this produce.
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Ken
07/21/2016
2016
Toyota
Tundra
This was the easiest thing to install i was done in ten minutes and that was only because i had the wrong size socket when i went under the truck and had get go get the other size. they clear very well. I will have my trailer on my truck soon and i know that this will work very well. I have tried many other things in the past i wish i had found this much sooner. this is on a 2016 toyota tundra and i pull a car trailer from time to time,
the trailer is a tilt trailer and is heavy duty so it has some tongue weight, This will solve the problem i have with the truck sagging in the rear
the trailer is a tilt trailer and is heavy duty so it has some tongue weight, This will solve the problem i have with the truck sagging in the rear
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Brian
05/11/2020
2009
Nissan
Titan
I have a 2009 Titan and these fit perfectly. Easy to install only about 30 minutes tops. Great addition for my truck to help handle bumpy roads and help reduce the bounce from my travel trailer. Crazy fast pandemic shipping. I would definitely recommend buying and buying from etrailer. Will absolutely be shopping with your company again.
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Jeff L
01/06/2021
2019
Toyota
Tundra
Does great at preventing squat with a 1000 lb. truck camper on the back of 2019 Toyota Tundra. A simple way to improve handling, sway, and squat.
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David
09/22/2022
The Sumo springs work well for keeping the back end of the truck level, However, the Sumo springs have made the ride stiffer which was unexpected from their descri[tion. Overall I am pleased with my purchase.
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Gerald p
01/07/2019
Product was easy to install.Three months later I retighten them, they were just as tight as when I installed them. My camper rides and trails better.No dip in the middle.My trucked is rated for my camper but sometimes I have more weight in the back of the truck than I was expecting no trouble any more.
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John
02/08/2020
2013
Toyota
Tacoma
Easy installation on my 4wd 2013 Tacoma. Gained about an inch on ride height, and also firmed up the handling characteristics. Have yet to load it or hitch a trailer to it, but will update that later.
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James
04/06/2020
Best investment anyone can buy if you haul heavy weight or tow a trailer. They are still holding up top notch. No regrets
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Luc
4/18/2022
They are working great in my 12 tundra still would recommend them. I tow 8000lbs camper handles great at times I probably wished I got the next step up but might be to hard when not towing. Will see next time I need to get some for next truck. Wish they have measurements to know how high they are from the lighter ones to the heavier ones.