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Timbren 2019+ Mercedes Sprinter 2500 RWD Rear Suspension Enhancement System
$269.36
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$269.36
$269.36
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Timbren
- SKU
- TIMMBRSP25C2
- Manufacturer part number
- MBRSP25C2
- Category
- Suspension › Bump Stops
- Shipping weight
- 13.8 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
Whether you use your Sprinter 2500 for work or adventure, an unstable load can make driving feel unpredictable and unsafe. Rear sag, body roll, and corner sway can lead to poor handling, reduced braking efficiency, and unnecessary strain on your suspension. The new Timbren SES rear suspension upgrade is designed for both commercial vans and camper vans, delivering the stability and control you need? Whether you're carrying heavy cargo or heading off on your next road trip. How It Works This kit has been engineered with preload, meaning the Aeon(r) rubber springs are always engaged to provide optimal suspension support for your van. This ensures immediate support as soon as weight is applied, significantly reducing squat, sway, and body roll for a more stable, controlled ride. Whether you're hauling work equipment or heading out on a cross-country adventure, you'll experience improved handling and enhanced safety.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010-2026 | Mercedes-Benz | Sprinter 2500 | Base |
- Eliminate Vehicle Squatting & Sagging
- Cushion Road Shocks
- Lifetime Warranty
- Improve Handling
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