Hellwig LP-25 Progressive Rate Load Leveling Helper Springs (94-02 RAM 2500)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Worth it

I've had many trucks and been a mechanic for years. I tried these out because an old work truck im using was lacking. By far the most planted and secure ride towing my tractor that I've ever had.

Great value. Good price

Worth it. Easy install. 30 mins for both sides. Basic tools needed.

Helper springs work !

These are great, simple installation process taking half an hour. They look great too.

Hellwig Pro Series Helper Spring Kit

Easy to install, adjustment took longer than the install, tighten a bit, see how it sits, tighten a bit more, see how it sits.... Overall it helped level the truck when my tractor and lowboy are on the hitch. Glad I did it!

2016 GMC Helper Spring

Came packaged well, fit perfectly and was easy to install. Good improvement for the truck.

Helper springs

Perfect guy it. Works well for progressive loads and very easy it install. Probably less than 45 minutes.

Not really worth the money

Unfortunately This is just a temporary fix peace at mind. Hauling a camper cross country with these is not a good option, they squat the truck before you haul anything and really dont give this 2000 lbs added support a this product claims. Live and learn I guess!

Hellwig helper springs.

They work great for towing and correcting rear sway. The shackles are also adjustable.

Hellwig EZ 990 Helper springs

This setup has helped me tremendously. It has given better support of my suspension, raised the truck up an inch and there is no difficulty or rough ride whatsoever. smooth as silk. Hauling will be much easier.

Easy Install

Installed these on my 2017 F150. With my camper it was squatting 4 inches, after installation it's about 2 inches. I have yet to tow and see how the ride is. Without the trailer connected the ride is a little stiffer. I had to tighten the u-bolts to the max to get to this. I replaced the "double nut" installation with nylon lock nuts, there is 2 different sized nuts, much simpler and safer in my opinion. You may not be able to see the jack stand in the photos, but trust me I used one. I used my electric impact to snug them up, then tightened with a rachet from there. I installed the mounting u-bolts, then front u-bolt, then had to use a clamp on the rear to get that u-bolt started. I started to snug them down gradually and checking ride height by lowering camper on the hitch, I ended up at full tight adjustment. Took me probably 30 minutes total to install.