Recommended Timbren Suspension For 2012 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Motorhome
Updated 03/23/2015 | Published 03/20/2015
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Which timbren spring is the proper one for my class b motor home which is a 2012 Mercedes, 3500 sprinter chassic? Thanks,
asked by: Jim
Expert Reply:
The Timbren Vehicle Suspension, part # TMBRSP35A, is the correct suspension enhancement system for your 2012 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter motorhome. This system helps reduce body roll and increases stability, as well as reducing sag at the rear of your Sprinter.
The # TMBRSP35B is designed to be used on Van or Cab and Chassis models, and is not a fit for your Class B motorhome.
If you need help with the front of your Sprinter I recommend part # TMBFSP35. This helps extend the life of the suspension on your motorhome.
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