How to Pick Out MORryde CRE300 Cushioned Equalizers for 2025 Alliance Delta 252RL
Updated 12/02/2025 | Published 11/29/2025
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I have a 2025 Alliance Delta 252RL trailer and wanted to upgrade to your Cre3000 suspension with the heavy lubed hangers. Could you help me with this selection. Very much appreciated, Thank you
asked by: Larry L
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Expert Reply:
Hey Larry, to pick out the correct MORryde CRE3000 kit we just need to know what the wheelbase of your 2025 Alliance Delta 252RL is. If it's 33 inch you'd want part # MR39ZR, if its 42 inch # MR4AR, or if its 33 inch MR59ZR. If you are unsure what the wheelbase it just measure between the hub cap centers.
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