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Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System

Part Number: TFER35092B
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3,600-lb Capacity. These hollow rubber springs sit above the rear axle to help stabilize and level your vehicle. They also provide a more comfortable ride by absorbing road shock and improving roll stability. Easy to install and use. Great Prices for the best vehicle suspension from Timbren. Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System part number TFER35092B can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Timbren Vehicle Suspension - TFER35092B

Highlights

  • Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
  • 3,600-lb Load Support: Keeps your vehicle level and stable when hauling or towing heavy gear.
  • No Maintenance Needed: Rubber springs work automatically—no air lines, compressors, or gauges.
  • Smoother, Safer Ride: Absorbs bumps and shock to reduce body roll, sway, and rough-road bounce.
  • Independent Side Support: Each spring levels off-center loads and improves control in turns.
  • Fast DIY Install: Bolts in place using included brackets and hardware with no drilling required.

Features to know about

Keep Your Rig Level Under Heavy Loads: 3,600-lb Rear Suspension Support

When you load up the back or hook up a trailer, rear-end sag can throw off how your vehicle handles. The Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System adds up to 3,600 lbs of support above the rear axle to keep things level and stable. The hollow rubber springs sit about 1" above the axle so your factory suspension still moves normally when unloaded, then stiffen progressively as weight increases to fight squat and body roll.

Example of a truck with heavy cargo showing rear axle sag and front lift before installation of Timbren suspension enhancement springs.

Smooth Out Rough Roads: Progressive Rubber Springs That Absorb Shock

Bumpy roads and uneven pavement can wear you out fast when hauling or towing. The Aeon hollow rubber springs in this setup act like cushions that take the edge off harsh bumps and rough roads. Because they compress along the folds before firming up, they absorb shock early and then provide solid resistance as loads get heavier. That means less bounce, better control, and less strain on your factory suspension.

Illustration showing shock absorption performance of Timbren suspension system on an empty truck driving over a bumpy road.

Stay Steady in Crosswinds and Turns: Independent Spring Action

When a crosswind hits or you swerve around a curve, each side of the Timbren system works on its own to keep your vehicle balanced. The independent action helps reduce body roll and sway so you stay in control even with off-center loads or gusts from passing traffic. With the rear staying planted, your trailer tracks straighter and stabilizes faster after a wind gust or bump.

Illustration of a vehicle equipped with Timbren suspension enhancement system demonstrating reduced body roll and squat during turns or uneven loading.

Illustration showing how Timbren rear suspension enhancement system reduces trailer sway for improved towing stability.

Install It Once and Get to Work: Bolt-On Brackets With No Drilling

Adding serious load support doesn’t have to be complicated. This system bolts directly onto existing frame rails using vehicle-specific brackets and included hardware—no drilling required. With no air lines to route or pressure to adjust, it’s a straightforward setup for anyone who prefers a simple, maintenance-free solution that’s ready for everyday work or long hauls.

Specs

Weight and Capacity

  • Capacity: 3,600 lbs
  • Do not exceed the vehicle's weight-carrying capacity

Included Components

  • Includes: 2 Aeon hollow rubber springs, vehicle-specific brackets and hardware for simple installation
  • Replaces: axle bump stops on frame

Diagram showing Timbren rear suspension enhancement system installed above a vehicle’s rear axle in both loaded and unloaded states, demonstrating spring compression and spacing.

Installation

  • No drilling required
  • Designed to work with a suspension system that is in good working order

Warranty

  • Limited lifetime warranty - satisfaction guarantee

FER35092B - Rear Suspension Enhancement System with Aeon Hollow Rubber Springs by Timbren

Installation Details TFER35092B Installation instructions

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3,600-lb Capacity. These hollow rubber springs sit above the rear axle to help stabilize and level your vehicle. They also provide a more comfortable ride by absorbing road shock and improving roll stability. Easy to install and use.

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Easy install took about 20 minutes on my 2017 Ram 3500 SRW. Had about 1/2 inch clearance as recommended. Loaded up my 5th wheel (2350 hitch weight) and about 200 lbs of gear in the bed. Just got back from a 800 mile camping trip through mountains of TN. You can really feel the difference around those sharp corners and uneven surfaces. The truck felt firm and controlled not hard and jarring as some have mentioned. Going over those overpasses with the wonderfully smooth (Not) joists was greatly improved. The truck would squat and rebound again, with a firm controlled response. Driving without a load felt the same as before without them. I would highly recommend these! Ordering from etrailer continues to be my go to option!



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2,000 miles in on a trip from the east coast to the Canadian Rockies these work great while loaded and towing. Close to zero bounce while towing, I love them. Unloaded, however, the ride in my 2026 Tundra has gone south. There is a noticeable, abrupt stop of the units hitting the axle when going over any kind of bump. When I get home and back to regular driving, I may just take them off, its that bad.



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I've had these on our tow rig for a year now and I added buy them again today if I needed them.these have worked much better than airbags for our coil spring rear suspension to handle the tongue weight of our trailer. The SUV sits level when the trailer is on and it handles bumps and sway better than the airbags did providing much more comfort to us in the vehicle. Unloaded, we don't really notice they are there, unless, we have all the kids and some friends loaded up and you will fell them work when going over bumps.i do all my maintenance on the vehicle's and inspect these regularly and I cant see any wear so far even though we've gone on 6 trips with our trailer with about 5000 miles doing so.
I cant say these are the best for every truck or SUV, but for ours it is the best and I definitely would recommend to others.



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Well they are exactly what I thought it would be. Hard for me to say it's what I needed yet.
I installed them on a homemade trailer from a salvaged 2001 base model tacoma. Once I get finished building it out and have some weight in it I'll have a better idea. But from what I've seen so far on a couple test drives they should come into effect when needed.
For reference I building an Tacoma based trailer with an ARE Contractor topper with a Naturnest roof top tent on the very top. So to counter and sway these should be very helpful. At least I hope so. I'm not an engineer but I did stay at an Holliday Inn once.



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The Timbren SES is a simple solution for rear squat when towing. When hitched to my 30' Airstream Globetrotter (8800 GVWR) with a tongue weight around 1200 lbs, my Silverado 2500HD had a bit more squat than is ideal. I shopped airbags but didn't want to spend ~$2K for the set up and didn't want the hassle of installation and forever chasing air leaks. The Timbren SES literally installs on the Silverado in about 15 minutes. So simple. No bags, no compressor, no wiring, no air lines, no leaks. And WAY less expensive to boot. Just returned form a 600+ mile trip and it towed flawlessly.



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A very simple and straightforward installation once you get the oem bumper stops off (had a shop do that)
Timbren worked with me as I had a non OEM frame height (vehicle was lower than stock) to recommend the proper kit. Highly recommend contacting timbren if you are unsure of the proper kit to use. Ride is more stable. It does feel stiffer and less bouncy but am looking forward to seeing how it performs with my truck camper. Truck is a 1998 dodge ram 2500. Brake line over left side of axle needed to be secured to prevent damage.



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The Timbren overload spring/bumper was east to install and did what it was supposed to do when I hitched up a camp trailer. These did not negatively affect the ride by any means and I don't have to worry about the troubles with air bags.



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Stiffens and corrects kneel in rear end of 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500. You will notice a stiffening of the rear end suspension while unloaded, but it’s a fair trade off to prevent sagging and porpoising while towing. I found it easier to pull the rear wheels and work from the side than underneath the vehicle while installing.



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The timbres bump stop is exactly the right height to meet the axel when the trailer is connected with all its weight onto the hitch. I have an Andersen weight distribution hitch and it levels out perfectly. The day picture is with the coach (Winn 2100bh) with factory equipment. The night picture is after the timbres are in place. Looks good.



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It has been almost a year since I installed Timbren Suspension Enhancement Systems (DVF350 and DVR350R) on the front and rear of my 2003 Dodge RAM Van 3500. These bumpers replaced the OEM bump stops that were on my van. I like the Timbren bumpers much better than the OEM bump stops because they provide a progressively cushioned response for suspension compression when traveling over significant humps like speed bumps in a parking lot, or curb ramps into driveways. I did not like the abrupt stop the OEM bump stops provided when traveling over the same objects. I installed the Timbren rear bumpers first, and after a few months of use, I decided to add them to the front. In both cases, the front and rear Timbren bumpers were easy to install once the OEM bump stops were removed. Installation required reuse of the factory hardware. On my van, the Timbren bumpers are not always engaged. Under normal load and travel conditions the bumpers are relaxed and about 1/2” away from the suspension landing points. However, their presence is much appreciated and very noticeable when the van is carrying heavy loads or handling significant humps.



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Absolutely Pleased with the TIMBRENS. They were easy to install, and took less than an hour to install both. I noticed a slight stiffness in the ride as the rear bounced over a bad roadway. Towing is great, with a nice level and smooth ride. I am glad that I did not order the heavier duty Timbrens, than what was recomended for my truck. I believe the ride would have been too stiff. If you look at the photos showing the timbrens, the truck is still lifted in the rear, so what you see is a big gap between the rubber, and the steal plate. When the truck is lowered, there's 1" of space as it should be. BTW, I have been purchasing from etrailer for years now, and I have to say that I have never had any issues with any orders. They are my go to folks for all of my vehicle suppension stuff and trailer stuff. You can't go wrong with buying from them.



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My F53 was like driving a waterbed down the road. With the Timbrens, it’s a different vehicle. Should have installed them years ago. Etrailer is my go to for anything trailer. FAST shipping and prompt responses to questions or concerns.



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2022 F250 Super Duty. Super easy to install. I have about 3/4" gap between the spring and the plate. Time will tell how they impact the ride quality and how much sag they mitigate with my 5th wheel hooked up.



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Timbren Spring Helpers were exactly what I needed on my Tundra plus a spacer kit since I have a 3” TRD lift. They were packaged neatly, with proper hardware, and excellent instructions! They absolutely do exactly what they are supposed to do! Truck rides much better and helps level out the load!



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I'm suitably impressed with the difference i feel.
I have about 250 lbs. of static load with my topper and Decked cargo system. This put my install gap with no spacers just under the reccomended 1 inch minimum.Then add a couple hundred more pounds hauling music gear 100 shows a year, and the stop is resting on the axle.
I feel the absorption of the Timbren material is better than the flimsy stock bump stops. More cushion.
Where i really feel the difference is in the stabilty of excessive side sway when turning while loaded.
I have a gig coming up that will involve some unpaved mountain roads to get there so I think i will have a real goid idea of how these Timbren's will perform.
Instalation took me about an hour at 11 p.m.
The product it of the highest quality in design and build.
And Etrailer is a company that I would not hesitate to buy from in the future.
Thanks Dee Dee.
You rawk!!



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Product arrived as promised. Crystal was a great communicator during my selection and ordering process. Listen to their advice. They know this business.



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I have used this before and it works very well



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Product looks very well made and etrailer sent it very quickly, via standard rate no less! Package came w no damage. It’s always a pleasure buying from e-trailer. Now I have to just install it!



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I am very pleased with the extra load capacity without having to deal with air bags.The stability of the vehicle is great. Maintenance free.



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Still happy with both timbren air spring units I’ve purchased ,to be honest really haven’t thought about them ,they have been such a seamless part of the trucks that they haven’t come to mind.They just do what they do well !



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Dealing with etrailer.com was a great experience starting with ordering the parts to the tracking of my shipment.Installation of the Timbren kit was about 20 mins start to finish and very user friendly.I will definetely be using etrailer.com in the future,Thanks Gerry GBL Sign Service and Installation



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We own a 2019 24ft rv had top heavy swaying motion. I installed front and rear timbren suspension blocks, love them no more white knuckle driving.



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Good alternative to airbags !



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Great product. The ride and body roll at the rear axle are notceably improved (1989 Ford E350 Class C RV , 27 ft). I give it 4 stars because the installation was slightly complicated due to the rear brake lines needing to be slightly bent to provide clearance for the U bolts supplied in the kit. Great product and wish it came in a 5000 lb version.

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Thanks for sharing your experience Thomas. It is great to hear the Timbrens made a noticeable difference in ride quality and reduced body roll on your E350 Class C. We also appreciate the heads-up on the install. That kind of real-world feedback about brake line clearance is very helpful for others working on a similar setup. Would be nice if they had a stronger option, if you need the 5K, might need to go to airbags, but who wants to deal with having to air up if you don't need to. Where are you off to on the next adventure?


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