Tembren system vs oversprings

IdaD wrote:
I put Timbrens on my Ram and like them a lot. Cheap, no maintenance/fiddling, no change in the unloaded ride but they firm up the rear end nicely with the fifth wheel attached.

ditto. No experience with any other systems, only my experience with Timbren is positive.

I put Timbrens on my Ram and like them a lot. Cheap, no maintenance/fiddling, no change in the unloaded ride but they firm up the rear end nicely with the fifth wheel attached.

Timbrens 15 years would use nothing else

I like Timbrens as well. On my previous truck install air bags, never liked the ride when empty andnthe psi reduced to the recommended 5 psi. My current truck came with Timbrens installed, what a difference for the positive. Now wouldn’t consider anything else.

op asks wrote:
Tembren system vs oversprings

Gotta' ask but what are oversprings ??

I've used air bags/Timbrens/Supersprings and had spring shops add leafs in the rear spring pack with good success on various trucks over the years.

So a small question to the OP.
From your signature;
"2018 Premier 29RKPR
2014 Ford F-150"
Are you replacing the the Premier 29KPR, with a 5er?
Do you plan on towing the 5er with the F150?

Used Timbrens on my last truck and they are on my current truck......they work great and simple to install.

I had airbags on my last truck, hated messing with them. Put Timbrens on my 2015 dually. When I talked to them before I ordered I was told they would take them back if I didn't like them. My only reason to install them was to soften the harsh transition when bouncing on and off my overloads when hitched up. They work as designed. Happy I have them.

B.O.

I put Timbrens in my 2015 Chevy 2500hd and the installation was simple. Lube um up with a little liquid soap and they pop into place with pressure from a pry bar, 2x4 or any type of leverage. Keeps the truck level with a load whether it's from your camper or a load of dirt. Great addition to any truck for the price!

I like my timbrens.