Will Timbren Springs Eliminate Sag on 2011 Nissan Xterra Towing a Horse Trailer
Updated 08/01/2014 | Published 07/31/2014
Question:
I was curious how much read end sag elimination i can expect with this product? 2011 Xterra Pro4X 4wd. I will be towing a horse trailer, 3,000 lbs empty or 4,500 lbs with horse and tack. I am looking for a product with noticeable sag improvement, other than a weight distribution system. Thanks
asked by: Olivia M
Expert Reply:
Sag caused by the tongue weight of a trailer is best resolved using weight distribution, not suspension enhancement, but if you do not want weight distribution then using Timbren springs would help. And they would likely eliminate most, if not all, of the sag on your 2011 Nissan Xterra.
The Timbren springs # TJRC01 are rated for up to 3,000 pounds so they can easily handle the tongue weight of your horse trailer loaded or empty. I have included a link to the installation instructions for you.
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