Timbrens

Timbrens are a type of suspension enhancement product designed to improve the load-carrying capacity and ride quality of vehicles. They are typically made from a proprietary blend of rubber compounds and are engineered to act as a secondary suspension system. When a vehicle is loaded, the Timbrens compress, absorbing some of the weight and reducing the strain on the original suspension components. This helps to prevent the vehicle from sagging under heavy loads, which can lead to a more stable and comfortable ride.

The installation of Timbrens is generally straightforward, often requiring minimal tools and no drilling for many applications. They are designed to fit between the vehicle's frame and axle, providing a progressive spring rate that increases as the Timbren compresses. This means that at lighter loads, the Timbren has little to no effect, preserving the original ride quality. However, as the load increases and the suspension compresses, the Timbrens engage more fully, offering substantial support.

Timbrens are often used on trucks, vans, and SUVs to enhance their ability to tow trailers, carry heavy cargo, or accommodate passengers in the rear. They can help to reduce body roll, improve braking performance, and minimize the impact of rough roads. The products are designed to be durable and maintenance-free, offering a long-lasting solution for suspension issues related to overloading or the need for increased stability. Different Timbren models are available to suit a wide range of vehicle makes and models, each tailored to specific load capacities and suspension designs.