I don't tow or pull too often but the Timbrens is a must. It works wonders. There are no moving parts or compressors to maintain. Basically it gave you a piece of mind when towing or hauling heavy loads. I really hate it when mine rear end sags with heavy loads. Also you just upgraded your heavy duty load capacity with the combination of Timbrens & Rancho RS9000XL. The Ranchos are full adjustable. I set mine at 7. You can set to the max of 9 for maximum stiffness.:thumbsup:

I have the ride rite bags in the video with the remote. Love them. Adjustable for any load and well worth the $. I added RC shocks for the larger tires and improved handling unloaded. Totally great set up.

i put the Timbrens on my 2016 2wheel drive and hate them,when you hit a low place in the road or a speed bump they jar your teeth loose.

I put sumo springs on my 2wd and initially installed the spacer block but then removed it to add a bit more space between the bumper and the axle. It too would jar your teeth loose on bumps. Keeps the rear end from sagging as much though when I weigh it down. Otherwise, its like they aren't even there.

Had RoadMaster Active Suspension on my 2015 Screw for 6 years they do all that are advertised about them . I recently took them off after upgrading my shocks and changing the trucks mission from work to play . I no longer use the Highway Products Pickup Pack or carry tools and materials on a daily basis. Officially retired, it's me and the grandkids and a few light chores . RAS is a good investment !