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Rough pavement and rutted roads don’t have to beat up your trailer. This suspension replaces traditional leaf springs with double Aeon rubber springs that soak up road shock and keep the trailer stable. The springs compress and get stiffer as the load increases, so whether it’s empty or fully loaded, the ride stays controlled and quiet without bounce or bottoming out.
Uneven ground can shift weight between axles and cause harsh movement. The walking beam design with a single pivot point spreads the load evenly between both axles for smooth, steady travel. Each side of the suspension flexes independently, keeping all tires planted and the trailer level even when the terrain isn’t.
Built from heavy-duty steel and finished with a rust-resistant powder coat, this suspension is designed to last through years of hauling. The fitted rubber bushings keep the arms fully engaged and minimize rattle, while the whole setup is virtually maintenance-free—no greasing or constant adjustments needed.
This system mounts to a 2" x 4" hollow steel crossmember with 1/4" wall thickness (not included) and works with tandem-axle trailers using 3" square axles. It includes two suspension units with a 10,000 lb total capacity, giving you the strength and stability to handle heavy loads without the harsh ride of leaf springs.
Leaf springs can bounce when empty and bottom out when loaded. This suspension fixes both issues by using progressive-rate rubber springs that always deliver smooth performance, no matter the weight. The result is dependable handling and a quieter, more stable tow—trip after trip.
Ratings & Reviews

Ward
5/9/2022
The new suspension is working perfectly. 100 recommend. No springs for me.

Bryan A.
1/29/2021
So far all is great! The highways around here are in horrible condition. My trailer has the straight high brush fenders so you can see the tires and axles in the side mirror as you drive. Those tires are jumping like crazy on the rough pavement, but the trailer body is so smooth the cows think theyre riding in a Cadillac!

Chris
8/22/2023
After a year and approximately 8k mi on the suspension, the Timbren Silent Ride seems strong. The silent aspect of this suspension is no longer silent after things have broken in but not nearly as squeaky as the leaf setup. My stock 2-38” axle beams are slightly bent up at the ends so I’m in the process of upgrading those to 3”. I would also like the next step up in springelastomer but can’t justify the price north of $500 for the 4 rubber springs. When loaded I only have about 1-34” up travel currently before axle bottoms out on frame. My only complaint or recommendation would be for future designs to enable more suspension articulation and up travel capabilities.
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Victoria H.
3/26/2025
I'm glad these improved the ride for you Cody, and the install looks good too! What are you usually hauling?