SuperSprings Set of Rear SumoSprings fits 2016-2023 Tacoma and 2016-2024 Frontier | 1400 lb Capacity at 50% Compression | Simple Installation

first thing. they are quality... not a lot to go wrong from what i can see... SO SIMPLE TO INSTALL.. I put blocks on my tacoma wheels, got a jack and lifted the body a little and loosened 4 bolts( on each side- no need to take them off completely) removed the old ones and put them into the trash and installed these. tried to line them up the same, tried to tighten everything around evenly and then torqued them to 52LBS... took 15 minutes. NOW for the results.. I have a bit of weight in the back, my front is raised 1 inch with bilstein 5100's so my rear was sagging. this cleared that right up.. and it rides perfect.. i really cant tell any difference except for no body roll, smoother recoil over bumps and its leveled back out. This will pay dividends ( IM POSITIVE) when towing the boat. these are 500 lbs each side and are plenty for a pretty stock Tacoma 4x4 4 door. I wondered if i should get the black ones... no need.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Put these on my 2022 Tacoma sr5. Wanted to tow a travel trailer at 3500lbs. Well within the Tacoma limit. Used these to help with the squatting. Easy to install Worked as described.

What a great little addition to the Tacoma! Ever since I got into the overlanding scene, my truck has typically been under load. With an RCI steel over the bed frame and an iKamper along with a hodgepodge of other day to day bits like a high lift Jack, water jugs and Jerry cans. My truck suffered from pretty severe body roll on the winding roads and I would often impact the stock bump stops when on the trails. After putting these little guys on there I’ve noticed a significant reduction (almost complete elimination) of body roll under load, no sagging, and a super soft ride when off road. I bought the lower density sumos (blue) and they do great for any and all weekend outings. All of this on stock suspension, too! Is it worth the money? Absolutely. Do you need to buy the heavy duty ones? Not unless you’re hauling a trailer or have a serious load in the bed. The blue will do just fine for standard gear, bed caps, and RTT’s.

So far these have been great. I installed on my 2019 Toyota Tacoma limited versus adding a leaf pack or airbags. Much easier installation. I was able to install these with basic tools and a floor jack. One concern you may want to consider when installing to mark location of existing U-bolt, so the shackles are bolted in the same location and obviously properly torque u bolts a second time after a few miles of driving. I went with the blue option versus the black. I was concerned about ride quality or stiffness with the heavier duty black option. I don’t feel any difference when riding empty however under a full load, I see less than an inch of sag. Probably the best option that I could’ve gone with. I wonder if the polymer foam material will lose some structure or weight load characteristics with time and use however for the cost I could easily replace them in a few years.

Product seems to work well. Harder to install on rust belt vehicles than the video. Only complaint is the warranty page. Continues to crashes every time. I finally gave up. Hopefully I don't need to use the warranty

2019 Tacoma TRD Offroad - These "springs" absolutely do the job with heavy loads. We tow a 16FT travel trailer with about 450lbs of tongue weight and an Andersen weight distribution hitch setup. While towing the truck now feels completely stable and firm in back and the ride is very smooth. Take note the ride is slightly stiffer without the trailer at slow speeds since the Sumo's are pretty close to the frame stops however it's hardly noticeable on the freeway. Without a load the Tacoma definitely feels more connected to the road like a sports car feel without the harshness and I wouldn't hesitate to purchase these again for my next truck. Worth the money in my opinion if you're looking for a more stable feel while towing and when not towing. Great product.

Definitely a good addition for a Toyota Tacoma TRD off-road is what I have & if you put anything heavy in the back or towing it sags really bad. I think this is just really good all the way around helps so your suspension does not wear out as quickly because it's not being used as much also prevents sag & tightens up the handling. My truck is stock & there's only like a 1/2 inch gap between the sumo spring & my frame soon as I put any additional weight this spring starts to work right away. Hella happy with my purchase, thanks sumo springs

A must to have in every Tacoma. They dont last more than 4 years but make a big change in suspension