TRP releases all-makes leaf springs

TRP releases all-makes leaf springs

TRP is releasing new TRP Leaf Springs to join its growing product line of suspension parts for all makes of trucks, buses and trailers.

TRP says its leaf springs are manufactured to meet or exceed industry standards and are made with the highest quality steel and components. TRP’s line of leaf springs is made in North America and includes more than 75 all-makes part numbers. TRP Leaf Springs are produced from alloyed steel that is formed, forged, threaded or heat-treated for a variety of applications. The leaf springs also come with a two-year warranty.

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