It’s almost like the springs/shocks are overly sensitive or a tire is bouncing rapidly for some reason. I don’t know.
Let us know how it goesMaybe I’ll load it up and see if it smooths things out or not.
Will do thank you!Let us know how it goes
Why did dealer replace springs?I remember trying to put 400lbs (10 x 40lb play sand bags) but it did not help; rear springs needed like a 1000lbs to weigh them down. This was before dealer replaced both rear springs, definitely better after that.
Post in thread 'Clunking from rear of truck when turning or rocking to side , and not head on ?' https://www.at4forum.com/threads/cl...cking-to-side-and-not-head-on.1099/post-24718Why did dealer replace springs?
Thanks @gemarshPost in thread 'Clunking from rear of truck when turning or rocking to side , and not head on ?' https://www.at4forum.com/threads/cl...cking-to-side-and-not-head-on.1099/post-24718
Welcome.Hi Everyone, I picked up a '23 1500 AT4 and I love it. I've had it for about 2 months and about 400 miles of mostly city/highway driving. I love the look and size of this truck. I was a big improvement over my Tacoma that i had for about 13 years. My kids love the room and all the fancy upgrades. They were the main reason I upgraded to a full size truck.
That being said my kids do complain about the back seat bouncing on the highways. Any road with expansion joints seem to give them a pogo stick ride, similar to what the OP was talking about here. I'm curious about any follow up reviews people have regarding that.
I didn't by this truck thinking it would be a long haul comfort vehicle, we have my wife's SUV for that but it would be nice to not have any backseat passengers lose teeth on the highway.
It's a stock truck with the stock Rancho suspension and the 20" wheels and Wrangler tires.
I would be happy to buy a set of 5100's if they would help with this, seems like a cheap improvement if it works.
What a great community though, I've been taking in a lot of info here.
Cheers.
Try reducing tire pressures for a start.Hi Everyone, I picked up a '23 1500 AT4 and I love it. I've had it for about 2 months and about 400 miles of mostly city/highway driving. I love the look and size of this truck. I was a big improvement over my Tacoma that i had for about 13 years. My kids love the room and all the fancy upgrades. They were the main reason I upgraded to a full size truck.
That being said my kids do complain about the back seat bouncing on the highways. Any road with expansion joints seem to give them a pogo stick ride, similar to what the OP was talking about here. I'm curious about any follow up reviews people have regarding that.
I didn't by this truck thinking it would be a long haul comfort vehicle, we have my wife's SUV for that but it would be nice to not have any backseat passengers lose teeth on the highway.
It's a stock truck with the stock Rancho suspension and the 20" wheels and Wrangler tires.
I would be happy to buy a set of 5100's if they would help with this, seems like a cheap improvement if it works.
What a great community though, I've been taking in a lot of info here.
Cheers.