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2016 Gulf Stream Conquest Motorhome
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Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System

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6,000-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 TFR250SDF can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Timbren Vehicle Suspension - TFR250SDF

Highlights

  • Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
  • 6,000-lb Load Support: Keeps your vehicle level and stable when towing or hauling heavy gear.
  • Smoother, Safer Ride: Hollow rubber springs absorb road shock and cut down on body roll.
  • No-Drill DIY Install: Bolts in place with vehicle-specific brackets and hardware included.
  • Handles Uneven Loads: Each spring works independently to balance side-to-side weight.
  • Long-Term Suspension Protection: Cushions the frame to reduce bottoming out and wear.

Features to know about

Stay Level When the Load Gets Heavy: 6,000-lb Rear Suspension Support

Heavy trailers, campers, or bed cargo can make the rear of your vehicle sag and throw off steering and braking. This Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System adds up to 6,000 lbs of support above the rear axle to keep your ride level and steady. The hollow rubber springs sit about 1" above the axle so your factory suspension works normally when unloaded, then automatically engage as weight increases. Whether you’re towing or hauling gear, the system helps eliminate squat and keeps handling predictable under load.

Truck rear axle sagging under heavy bed load showing need for Timbren suspension support

Diagram comparing loaded versus unloaded rear suspension with Timbren hollow rubber springs installed

Smooth Out Rough Roads: Progressive Rubber Springs That Absorb Shock

Uneven roads and potholes can leave your truck bouncing and bottoming out. The Aeon hollow rubber springs act as progressive bump stops that compress in stages—soft at first, then more rigid as the load grows. This design absorbs road shock and cushions bumps to create a smoother, more stable ride. By taking the hit before it reaches the frame, these springs help extend the life of your suspension and prevent harsh bottom-outs on rough terrain.

Empty pickup truck on rough road illustrating road shock without Timbren suspension system

Stay Steady in Crosswinds and Turns: Independent Spring Action

When a strong wind or tight corner tries to push your trailer around, each Timbren spring reacts on its own to keep that side planted. This independent action helps control off-center loads and reduces sway and body roll so your vehicle feels solid through turns or when a semi passes. The improved stability also helps calm trailer movement faster for a safer, more comfortable tow.

Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System reducing body roll and squat during vehicle cornering or heavy load conditions

Towing vehicle with trailer sway showing stability benefits of Timbren suspension system

Get Reliable Support Without the Hassle: Simple, No-Drill Installation

Adding load support doesn’t have to be complicated. This kit includes two Aeon hollow rubber springs, vehicle-specific brackets, and all necessary hardware—no drilling required. It mounts in place of the factory bump stops on the frame rails and is designed to work with suspension that’s already in good condition. Once installed, there’s nothing to adjust or maintain—the system automatically provides support when you need it most.

Specs

Weight and Capacity

  • Capacity: 6,000 lbs

Included Components

  • Includes: 2 Aeon hollow rubber springs, vehicle-specific brackets and hardware for simple installation

Installation

  • Replaces: Axle bump stops on frame
  • Drilling Required: No drilling required

Compatibility and Requirements

  • Designed to work with: A suspension system that is in good working order
  • Do not exceed: The vehicle's weight-carrying capacity

Warranty

  • Limited lifetime warranty: Satisfaction guarantee

FR250SDF - Rear Suspension Enhancement System with Aeon Hollow Rubber Springs by Timbren



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Order came fast and right. E-Trailer gets it the first time !!
Installed fit perfect
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Gwendolyn Y.

3/20/2025

Install looks great, John! We always got your back when you need us! What are you going to be hauling with your truck?

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John

3/20/2026

The Trimbren have been working perfect the ride empty is the same but with the fifth wheel truck rides level and feels much more stable. Thanks E-Trailer for all your help great staff great service.

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Great product. Was able to install on my own without too much difficulty.
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Mike L.

4/28/2026

I'm glad to hear that Christopher, good job! Thanks for the photos, we really appreciate it!

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Doesn't fit 2006 F250, supposed to be 1-1.5" space between axle and rubber spring, it sits on the axle with no load.
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Kate F.

8/31/2026

The # TFR250SDF is the correct fit for your 2006 Ford F-250, and you are correct that there needs to be a gap between the Timbren and axle when unloaded. If you have already removed the included spacer and the Timbren is still resting on the axle, I would check the truck's rear suspension and ride height. Worn or sagging leaf springs or other suspension components can cause the truck to sit lower than its original ride height and take away that clearance. Can you please respond directly to the email you receive with pictures of your suspension and the Timbrens?

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2008 Ford F-250 Super Duty
The hardest part was the de-installation of the factory bump stop. Installation of the Timbren’s was simple and easy.

My truck is 2008 F250 V10 Crew Cab 4x4 with factory overload springs. I have a B&W fifth wheel & gooseneck hitch installed. I did notice the difference in towing my 34’ fifth wheel trailer. The ride and handling was improved. I would recommend them.
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Easy to install, getting old ones off was hardest thing about it.
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Very easy to install and it work pretty good when I have weight on my truck.
Shipping was very fast,
Definitely worth it
Thank you
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2005 Ford F-250 Super Duty
Install was easy! Hooked up to the trailer loaded a f150 on it my truck maybe squatted an inch! Definitely can tell a difference handling when towing heavy!
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The Tembren Rear Suspension has been a great addition to support the weight of my trailer and to make a more secure and stable driving ability, recommend it to help your weight bearing needs.
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Arrived on time. Easy upgrade. Easy installation. 06 F250 4x4
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Received my shipment super fast, even after placing a duplicate orders online and calling customer service to straighten out my order. Installation was straight forward, quick and easy. Noticed a difference right away, towing or not, made my truck more stable. Thanks E-trailer for your great product lines and service.
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Mike P.

10/26/2017

I believe I stated installation was easy, the product has worked well and met all expectations.

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Seem well made, because they (FR250SF on 2008 F250) use existing frame holes they are slightly offset either forward or to the rear of the spur they contact, but there is no indication in the instructions as to which is better if either. Curious what will happen when I pull my 5th wheel, I primarily bought these because the FOMOCO ones had crumbled to pieces.
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Jenny N.

12/7/2021

I reached out to Timbren about the question that you had in your review and they advised that you should use the holes that make the kit align the rubber to the axle the best, and that one way is not better then another just that one way will fit better depending on your vehicle.

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Txdd

12/7/2022

Pulled my 5th wheel 4000 miles after installation. Seemed to help rear squat that 4x4 have. No durability issues. Although offset slightly they seem to stay underneath the spur on axle. Bottom line, happy with purchase.

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Ford F-250 Super Duty
I haven't installed them yet. etrailer.com is a great site with great service. After the purchase I see I could have gotten these a little cheaper on Amazon but no regrets. Will post again if I'm able after I've installed the product, lowered the truck camper on the F250 and put some road time on it.
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Art A.

10/1/2016

Nice ride improvement. Easy to install once the old bump stops were off. Stabilizes the ride from side to side very nicely. Go slow on the washboard surfaces. Definitely aids in lessening the sag of my F250 with the slide-on camper loaded in the bed.

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Ford F-250 Super Duty
Product was purchased based on mechanics recommendation for a friends F250 being used to tow a thirty foot gooseneck 3 horse trailer with living quarters. Post installation performance was all we hoped for. Service from etrailer, before and after the sale, is what every mail order company should strive to achieve. I will not hesitate to utilize etrailer in the future. They are flagged in my favorites.
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2009 Ford F-250 Super Duty
I installed these on my 2009 F250 Super Duty 4x4. Installation was fairly easy by following the instructions that were given. I found out when pulling 11000 pound fifth wheel that I have a lot less rear spring bounce and much less roll on corners. I would recommend this to anybody that wanted better rear stability well hauling a heavy load.
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2005 Nissan Leaf
Installed these on a 2005 F-250. Went very quickly, it took longer to get the tools and jack out than it did to remove the old bumpstops and install these. I would note that the instructions specify 1/2" to 1 1/2" between the spring and the lower part of the bumpstop, and on my truck there was less than 1/4" without the spacer. I do not believe the factory springs are worn or sagging as the ride height is the same as it always has been, and the truck has only seen light use. At any rate the leaf springs are stiff enough that the Timbrens do not seem to contact the bumpstop during normal operation, so I haven't let it worry me.
As far as load carrying, I've only pulled my 5th wheel a short distance at relatively low speed, but the suspension sags much less and the truck feels considerably more stable.
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2007 Ford F-250 Super Duty
Bought these Timbrens after reviewing various options to keep my 07 Ford F250 level when towning my fifth wheel RV. Installation was very easy after determining if I needed to use the spacers or not and making sure the orientation was correct. They work as expected and I would not hesitate to purchase them again.
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The instructions were perfect and easy to follow. Installation went off without any questions.
The "Aeon spring" is barely touching the bump spot on the axle. The instructions say there should be 1/2 to 1-1/2 inch for an unloaded truck. I have replacement Ranch Hand Bumpers and a tool box filled with tools (the instructions say if the truck is loaded at all, the Aeon spring may be touching).
Highly recommended.
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Installed them, and hit the road pulling my 22ft, roughly 14k trailer. The ride is more firm, but the control with the trailer is well worth it. Truck used to get very loose in the rear and sway, making me very nervous at times. Timbrens worked magic!
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Just installed the new bump stops and so far I really like what I’m seeing. Installation took about 30 minutes after pre assembly. Make sure to read all instructions to insure a centered fit over the axel. All necessary hardware was included and I’m excited to see how my truck handles pulling my camper. Great product!!
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Nissan Leaf
Huge help with rear end sag. But by leaf springs are weak so the truck sits on theses all the time, unloaded. It makes for a rougher ride. Ideally the truck should not rest on them with no load.
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System installed fairly easy. The hardest part was removing the old bump stops, when loosened they started to spin and I had to block them up to finish removal. I can't wait to connect to my 5th wheel and see how the truck rides. As with every product I have purchased from eTrailer, delivery was quick and tracking was great.
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2005 Ford F-250 Super Duty
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Easy to install and function great. Driveability is much nicer with not so much pin weight pushing on the overload spring now.
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2001 Ford F-250 Super Duty
I have a Timbren rear suspension system on my 1982 Chevy truck that I still own, and after 20 years they still work fine. This latest set installed easily on my 2001 F-250 and they work just as well with and without a load.
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2009 Ford F-250 Super Duty
Replaced bump stops on my 09 F250 with these. They are easy to install, and dont effect your ride when you are not carrying a load.
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