Air bags or "Bump Stop" type suspension
I'm towing a 2020 Grand Design, 10500# (when fully loaded) 30' fiver with a pin weight topping out around 1900#. The tow rig is a 2014 F250 6.7 diesel super cab with 6 3/4 bed. The truck squats just a...
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I have Timbrens on my 1500.
The advantages they have are that they require no maintenance, don't leak, and are set it and forget it. They are a simple 15 min install, and are progressive and work well. They are also cheaper to buy than airbags.
The disadvantages they have is that they are not adjustable.
Airbags are adjustable for load, but can leak (will leak eventually) and require a more complicated install.
There are other options too, such as Roadmaster Active Suspension, and add a leaf systems.
The advantages they have are that they require no maintenance, don't leak, and are set it and forget it. They are a simple 15 min install, and are progressive and work well. They are also cheaper to buy than airbags.
The disadvantages they have is that they are not adjustable.
Airbags are adjustable for load, but can leak (will leak eventually) and require a more complicated install.
There are other options too, such as Roadmaster Active Suspension, and add a leaf systems.
