SuperSprings SSR-612-40 Rear SumoSprings

These are easy to install and work very well. They prevent your truck from sagging under weight, but at the cost of a slightly stiffer ride. However, if you know what you’re getting into, they’re fantastic. Avoid cheap brands that will fall apart in a month. Invest in these and enjoy quality years.

Installation was straightforward. Ride quality is excellent. It I’d not too stiff and engages well. Price Is budget friendly.

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.

I’ve had these installed on my truck for five months now. The product appears to be of good quality with fit and finish. The foam on the springs is extremely dense and hard. The springs were easy to install and just required loosening and tightening the u bolts. The spring screws onto the brackets and fit as intended. When the truck is riding on the springs, it rides very stiff, however towing and carrying weight is significantly improved. A few months with just the springs I ended up upgrading my leaf springs. When I installed the new leafs, I noticed the sumo spring foam was deformed in the shape of where the stock bump stop rests. The foam has since mostly recovered to its normal shape, so it seems durable. All in all, I’m pleased with the springs as they help with towing and carrying weight in the bed. Without weight or towing the truck rides rough like a 1-ton truck, but the springs work as advertised.

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

Super easy to install.

Great deal on these. Bought them used but as far as I can tell they're 100% new. Installed them today. I didn't measure but I have less sag in the rear. Have a topper and carry 200 or so pounds in addition in the bed. Without the extra 400+ lbs back there I don't think I'd need them. Feel less drop in the rear when stepping on the gas. Takes the bounce out of bumps with more stiffness. Feels like I got new struts. Very happy but if not carrying extra weight in the bed it might feel too stiff for some. That said it's a nice upgrade.

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.

Nice product and easy to install on my 2023 tacoma. I would recommend. I see a difference in sag when towing.

I recently installed a set of these bump stops on the rear of my D40 Frontier and they've made a considerable difference over stock. We occasionally load the truck up with a bunch of camping gear and the weight over the rear axle would make the rear suspension sag a bit and handling would suffer. With the SumoSprings the sag is gone and the truck handles great! These may be expensive but they're super easy to install vs an add-a-leaf and they do the job I was hoping they would do!

Change complètement la tenue de route du Tacoma quand on remorque la roulotte.

was easy to install ,you really dont feel them ,not cheap but they do the job

Took 30 mins to install . Great product. Helps with handling too.