How long do rear leaf springs last?

about 200,000 miles
On average a set of leaf springs for a standard pickup truck or van will have a lifespan of about 200,000 miles. This number is not written in stone, and some vehicles will break their springs with far less than 200,000 miles on them while others will go well beyond the 200,000 mile mark before they break.

Where can I find Peterbilt leaf springs for my truck?

E-mail us or give us a call to place your order. Enter Original Manufacturers or Aftermarket Leaf Spring Number in the Search Bar on Top of the Page to find the springs for your truck!

Where can I buy Peterbilt suspension parts online?

Click part number on the Part List to order online. Please use our contact form or give us a call for any part not listed or if you have any questions. Click on the part number for information and pricing! Click the part number for pricing and to order online. Incl. Bolt, 3 7/16″Lg. Tube & Hdwe. Incl. Bolt, 3 1/8″Lg.

What do you need to replace Kenworth leaf springs?

We ship all over the world! We can supply complete package including leaf springs, U-bolts, and spring pins/bolts to replace your worn leaf springs with excellent quality leaf springs. We also offer special heavy duty aftermarket springs for applications were more spring capacity is required over OEM springs.

E-mail us or give us a call to place your order. Enter Original Manufacturers or Aftermarket Leaf Spring Number in the Search Bar on Top of the Page to find the springs for your truck!