Installing New Leaf Springs for a 2022 Tacoma on a 2011 Tacoma. Will they work?

[@paulstrangers2943]

Nice team work

[@KnyghtrycerPrim3]

Awesome thank you I'm doing a full restore on my truck after getting my frame replaced and needed this vid to help me.

[@calholli]

I put new front leaf springs on my 2002 F350 7.3l diesel, 6spd manual, manual 4x4: because they had broken from that heavy engine. I got both sides for less than 140 total- shipped.. I was shocked at how cheap they were.. I believe they are rated for like 5500 lbs.. But they had a triple leaf that was rated for over 7k lbs; made for hanging a heavy plow on the front of the truck. I wish I would have bought the heavy set-- but they were more than double the price.

[@TimothyCondon00]

Dang sweet deal. Where did you purchase?

[@calholli]

@@TimothyCondon00 Some company in Texas.. it was the first thing to pop up from a google search ( I live in Oklahoma-- so maybe it was just the biggest thing near me).

[@proudtexan5513]

Very interesting video as I have never seen leaf springs removed and installed. Great job and explanation as usual!

[@neutronj1560]

I thought the newer year was supposed to give our second gen the 1inch lift or so. I have a 2011 and my stock leaf spring only had 3 and the 2020 I bought added 1 extra which was 4 springs.

[@nickd1978]

Great video. Might be doing this soon on my 2013 and this was helpful.

[@jennercastro4934]

The video was very helpful! I will do the same job to my truck. tacoma 2007 2.7L with springs from a tacoma 2022

[@rustyshackelford8769]

Did your Tacoma not fall under the recall? I just had mine replaced for free.

[@737mechanic]

No, mine didn't have enough rust supposedly.

[@70Marc]

So you kept the old u bolts?

[@737mechanic]

Yea, they were fine.

[@bounce12]

Made in Mexico, no thanks!!

[@denbeigh]

Texas actually