What SumoSpring Coil do You Have for My 2025 Toyota Tacoma SR5 4WD with Crew Cab?

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Which rear coil spring somo do I use for 2025 tacoma sr5 4wd crew cad?

asked by: Bob T

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Expert Reply:

Hello Bob,

We will have something to help your suspension. But there isn't a coil helper that is going to fit your coils in your 2025 Toyota Tacoma because they are too beefy.

What kind of issue are you having that you are trying to correct?

expert reply by: Kate F

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How the Coil Installs in Your Spring
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Bob T.

4/9/2025

The pic you show are coil over shock springs. My back spring are pretty big spring not coil over over shock. The 4th generation tacoma did away with the leaf spring and put coil spring suspension in with standard shocks. How big around are the rear sumos?

Kate F.

4/9/2025

@BobT Hey Bob, you are right. It totally slipped my mind that they changed that in 2024 to a larger diameter shaped coils. It looks like they have yet to make one to fit as of now. I did confirm with SuperSpring that they do have a SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs for the 2025 Toyota Tacoma, they are like the # SSR-139-40-2 but with different brackets that will fit your truck. I am currently trying to get them approved for our site. Is that something you would be interested in?

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