Increase your Ram's Payload by 50%
I haul a lot of heavy vehicles, primarily Duallys and Hearses with my 2012 Ram 1500. It will haul them without even thinking twice. My only complaint is in order to have the load far enough forward so the trailer doesn't kill me swaying, the Ram would almost bottom out on it's bump stops.
I installed these rear TufTruck springs and they work GREAT! - http://www.sdtrucksprings.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=17042
My ride isn't too harsh, and it can easily handle the loads I give it now. If you find yourself towing even close to your trucks maximum capacity, I strongly recommend these springs! They took less than an hour to install in my driveway with hand tools. Just glad to actually purchase a product and it performs as expected! (They will tell you that the springs will not change ride height, mine raised by about 2 inches)
Left is the new HD coil, right is stock.
Before(Trailer is NOT hooked up)
After
I haul a lot of heavy vehicles, primarily Duallys and Hearses with my 2012 Ram 1500. It will haul them without even thinking twice. My only complaint is in order to have the load far enough forward so the trailer doesn't kill me swaying, the Ram would almost bottom out on it's bump stops.
I installed these rear TufTruck springs and they work GREAT! - http://www.sdtrucksprings.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=17042
My ride isn't too harsh, and it can easily handle the loads I give it now. If you find yourself towing even close to your trucks maximum capacity, I strongly recommend these springs! They took less than an hour to install in my driveway with hand tools. Just glad to actually purchase a product and it performs as expected! (They will tell you that the springs will not change ride height, mine raised by about 2 inches)
Left is the new HD coil, right is stock.
Before(Trailer is NOT hooked up)
After
