Will this help my car from sagging while towing a trailer?
1358634
sounds like you have weak springs , you could replace the springs with stock or overload springs or install shocks that have helper springs on them.
1358635
Yes it will. It will boost the strength of the spring tension. Check the space between coils to be assured you get the proper thickness of spacer. They are also available at "Speedway Motors" in Nebraska.
1358636
Unlikely since the coil spacing on typical rear springs is more than the thickness of the spacers. The spacers increase ride height by forcing the coils apart which increases the springs effective length and rate. If they don't touch adjacent coils there will be no impact and will fall out. This product is essentially limited to front springs. The lowest dollar solution for trailer load sagging is air shocks. Air shocks have a small impact on handling but the benefit is a "level" vehicle loaded and unloaded which helps maintain headlight aim.
1358637
coil spring spacers will permanently raise the car by the amount of the coil. It will help sagging springs, however, if the car sits correctly when you are not towing, it will sit high with these in place. It is not easy to install these, you must unbolt the axle and lower it to insert these under the spring or up on top in the spring tower. Hope this helps.
1147666
Sorry to say but probably not. If your towing with a softly sprung SUV it very well could help but generally the bounce is caused by an oscillation between your vehicles frame and the expansion joints on concrete roads. Try changing your speed and see if it stops.
93001
I have a set of these on my 09 crew cab silverado. While they do not lift the rear end to speak of, they do prevent sagging when I use my 18' trailer loaded with a tractor. They are adjustable by means of tightening or loosening of the u-bolt clamps which stiffens the rear leaf springs. I don't think this is the product you want to lift the rear of your truck but it will prevent further sagging when trailering.
1717062
It will. Max capacity is 100psi although not sure how well it will handle long term running that high. I average 20psi no trailer and 60psi only when towing.
987802
I would agree with Pat, it might fix a sagging condition of that size but it won't raise it up very much, maybe an inch over stock height.
1621930
I don't think so. It will help but I think that water will still it the trailer being towed. After you install the fender you might went to customize a tire flap or mud flap. Enjoy your ride.
1422846
I have a heavy I have a heavy RV and only using 40% of the capacity of the air lift system I level out with ease. I'm certain you would appreciate a great improvement in ride and handling. Probably the best towing accessory I've ever bought.
1952118
I would not use these for anything that is suspended, like a heavy car. These are a lighter jack and work great for additional support to balance or keep a trailer from rocking. I used them on a trailer with single axle to keep the trailer from tipping back with too much weight in the wrong places since I was working on the surface of the trailer and walking around. They would work also on RV trailers to stabilize the movement of the trailer when parked.....
1169883
No I don't think it will, the trailer is kind of narrow. But you can try it.
2245879
I have not used it in conjunction with towing. However I have noticed an increase in take off power and power when dropping into over drive. Try it, you will like it.
551064
Depends on your bikes weight and how much the vehicle will sag when you load up the carrrier. I use it with a CRV and it works fine but pulling into certain stores etc, I have to be careful with abrupt inclines.
869709
That's what I have it installed on. I dont recommend using it to lift a loaded trailer, but it works fine.
414789
Though I have never used it for that purpose, I would guess that because of the fitted front and back, the mirror "ears", and if you use the lock that loops underneath the car from side to side, that it would be stable enough for trailering. Try it on a short trip to town and back first and see how it works out before hitting the road, but my guess is that it would be OK. Good luck!
1464475
I would think you would benefit. We pulled a 17' Casita (travel trailer) and pulled threw some high winds and I believe it was because we had the extra security of the anti-sway bar. If safety is what your looking for, I would suggest it.
1151424
Rodney. It should work just fine. I tow a 30 foot travel trailer and it solved my problem. Don
241609
I would not rely on this alone to keep the trailer from rolling. I put wheel block wedges at both wheels, then adjusted the hitch jack to put jack stands under the trailer back. This wheel chock was only to keep someone from towing the trailer away in the middle of the night.
375759
If you have a drive on trailer and only use the strap to tighten it down , yes. If you winch all the way I think the strap might be a little light,