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Classification of Leaf Springs
leaf spring is the most widely used elastic element of automobile suspensions. It is an approximate equal strength steel beam composed of several alloy spring sheets of equal width and unequal length. There are many kinds of leaf springs, which can be classified according to the following classif...Read more -
OEM vs. Aftermarket Parts: Choosing the Right Fit For Your Vehicle
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Parts Pros: Guaranteed Compatibility: OEM parts are produced by the same company that made your vehicle. This ensures a precise fit, compatibility, and function, as they’re essentially identical to the original components. Consistent Quality: There’s a unifo...Read more -
What Are Leaf Springs Made Of? Materials and Manufacturing
What are leaf springs made of? Common Materials Used in Leaf Springs Steel Alloys Steel is the most common material used, especially for heavy-duty applications such as trucks, buses, trailers, and railway vehicles. Steel has high tensile strength and durability, which enable it to withstand hig...Read more -
How to Choose the Right Heavy Duty Truck Leaf Springs
Step-by-Step Guide to Selecting Heavy-Duty Truck Leaf Springs Assessing Vehicle Requirements The first step is to assess your vehicle’s requirements. You should know the specifications and needs of your truck, such as: The make, model, and year of your truck The gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR)...Read more -
What Are Parabolic Springs?
Before we take a closer look at parabolic springs we’re going to take a dive into why leaf springs are used. These play a huge role in your vehicle’s suspension system, mostly made up from layers of steel and tend to vary in size, most springs will be manipulated into an oval shape that allows fl...Read more -
U Bolts Explained
U bolts play a vital role and are a main factor when ensuring your leaf spring suspension works perfectly, surprisingly they’re one of the main factors that are missed when overlooking your vehicle. If you’re trying to determine the fine line between smooth or rough ride then it’s probably these ...Read more -
What Are Suspension Bushings?
You may be wondering what suspension bushings are, here’s all you need to know. Your vehicle’s suspension system is made up of many components: bushings are rubber pads attached to your suspension system; you may have also heard them called rubbers. Bushings are attached to your suspension to giv...Read more -
Introduction to pickup truck leaf springs
In the world of pickup, leaf springs are an important part of the vehicle’s suspension system. These springs play a vital role in providing a smooth and stable ride, especially when carrying heavy loads or towing a trailer. In this article, we’ll look at the different types of pickup ...Read more -
Maintenance Tips for Extending the Lifespan of Utility Vehicle Leaf Springs
In utility vehicles, leaf springs are hardy components designed to withstand heavier loads and rougher terrains compared to their counterparts in standard cars. Their durability often grants them a lifespan ranging between 10 to 20 years, depending on maintenance and usage. However, paying attent...Read more -
4 Benefits of Upgrading Your Leaf Springs
What are the benefits of upgrading your leaf springs? 1.Increased load capacity 2.Comfort 3.Safety 4.Durability A leaf spring provides suspension and support for your vehicle. Because it can withstand heavy loads, it’s often used for vans, trucks, industrial vehicles, and even farming equipment. ...Read more -
HOW TO MAINTAIN THE SUSPENSION IN YOUR VEHICLE FLEET
If you own a fleet of vehicles, chances are you are delivering or towing something. Whether your vehicle is a car, truck, van, or SUV, you are going to have to make sure that it is fully operational. That means taking your vehicle through a scheduled maintenance check on a regular basis. In cases...Read more -
Top 3 Things You Need to Know About Your Vehicles Suspension System
If you own a vehicle you own a suspension system, whether you understand it or not. A suspension system keeps your car, truck, van or SUV from sustaining damage from the bumps, hills and potholes on the road by taking and absorbing these shocks so that the frame of the vehicle doesn’t have to. In...Read more
