Recommended Rubber Suspension Springs for a 2022 Jayco Terrain 19Y on a 2021 Sprinter 2500 Chassis
Updated 03/03/2026 | Published 02/28/2026
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I have a jayco terrain 2022 19y model 4x4 built in a sprinter mercedes. For the rear suspension rubber pads, do I need to chose the 2500 or 3500? Thanks
asked by: Magdi S
Expert Reply:
Hey Magdi, welcome back! Your 2022 Jayco Terrain 19Y was built on a 2021 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 4WD chassis. You'll need the Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System item # TMBRSP25A you were looking at.
The Timbren item # TMBRSP25A is going to replace your rear bump stops and bolts directly to the factory perches. They have a 6,500 lbs capacity that is going to help with rear end sagging, sway, and absorbing bumps on a rough road.
What kind of issues are you having with your motorhome that has you looking at upgrading the bump stops?
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