[Luv2FSH]

Has anyone have any experience with theses (Superior 12-1600 Coil Design Helper Spring, 2000 lb.) Can get the on amazon for about $50
I can put them on and take off as needed , I would use them when I tow my trailer and for firewood in the fall or just go with something like a Hellwig Helper Springs
i have 2010 Silverado extened cab

 

[xPosTech]

Check out Roadmaster Active Suspension. It sits quietly on top of the leaf spring with no change to the ride quality until you put a load on the truck. Once it's installed and adjusted you don't have to think about it. Code LUCKY7 at checkout gets you 7% off and free shipping.

https://activesuspension.com

I put Firestone RideRite airbags on my 2010. For economy I ordered just the bag kit with air lines, fittings, etc. The automatic system with on board compressor, controller, etc. is more expensive. I'm perfectly happy with mine. I installed an air fitting on each side of the 7 way trailer connector so I could level it side to side if needed but I've never had to do that. If I ever have to install another one I'll go with the single air line.

https://www.amazon.com/Firestone-86...t:silverado+1500&keywords=firestone+ride+rite

You'll probably like either one of these. And no fussing with putting it on and off whenever you haul something.

Ted

 

[tbplus10]

I have the Roadmaster Active Suspension on my 2011 C/C. Works great. I haul a cord of wood every fall with no issues. Keeps the truck level and no sway issues.
I also tow a 22' car trailer and 19' ski boat, works great on them too.
Don't have to mess with any removal or replacement, its there and ready when I load the truck but doesn't negatively affect ride or handling when not loaded.