Do I Need to Add Timbrens to the Front of My 2024 Toyota Tundra for Hauling a 7K Trailer?

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I’ve installed the Timbren suspension enhancement system on my 2024 Toyota Tundra rear suspension. I’ll be towing a 7000 lb trailer and was curious if it’s worth installing them on the front as well. I’d like your opinion on this matter. Thoughts? I will not be plowing snow and the load is limited to the trailer and truck bed. I’m not sure if there’s additional value included the front end as well. Thanks

asked by: Edward P

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Expert Reply:

Hello Edward,

Great choice on the Timbrens for the rear. Since all of your weight is in the rear of the truck I do not think that it is necessary to put them on the front, even with hauling a 7,000 pound trailer. All of the focus is on the tongue weight which is what pulls the rear of your truck down.

Now if you were thinking of installing a winch, using a snow plow, or any heavy accessory on the front of the vehicle, then you would want to add the Timbren Front Suspension Enhancement System # TTOFTUN4.

What kind of trailer are you towing? Something for fun, or something for work?

expert reply by: Kate F

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Edward P.

4/23/2025

Towing a Travel Trailer out west for some extended National/State/Provincial park visits. Road trip for the summer!

Kate F.

4/24/2025

@EdwardP Very cool Edward! Safe travels!

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