Air Bags vs Sumo Springs

So here is my dilemma. The rear of the truck sits about 3/4 of an inch lower in the rear with my shell on. Load up the bed for road trips and hook up the trailer, I have a good amount of squat. I want to level out the truck…. Add-leaf or shackles? but also need to fix the squat when towing….. so air bags with cradles or sumo springs?

 

I have not tried air bags but really enjoy my sumo springs.
<a href="https://www.tundras.com/threads/wha...5-gen-tundra-today.713/page-2421#post-2775260">What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?</a>

 

I have had the black SumoSprings for almost two years now and they are great, I would buy them again. They may cause a slightly stiffer ride when I'm empty, but not enough to bother me. They really shine when towing and or truck is loaded.

Easy to install, no maintenance needed, they just work.
Good luck!

 

Black sumo springs!

 

…. another question. Can a 2014 Tundra 38 gallon fuel tank fit a 2013 Tundra?

 

Check out HD version of RAS, (activesuspension.com). Lifts the rear about an inch, no harsh ride and give you that extra support you need for heavy loads, towing, running around with a topper and tools in the truck.

 

+1 for sumosprings. I've got blues on top of my Hellwig AAL, and this thing hauls like a champ. 1500lbs levels it now, although its only seen that much weight once.

 

This is what I’m trying next. I have Firestone ride rite bags and daystar cradles, and they fix the squat thing no problem. But my issue is that they make the rear end significantly bouncier when you’re not towing or hauling anything.

I have tried lots of air pressures from 5 (the minimum recommended) to 12psi, and I don’t know if it’s the cradles, but it’s noticeable. When you hit bumps or potholes, you definitely know it.

They do feel fine under a load, though, and perform as advertised. My problem is just when I’m empty.