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Im replacing the leaf springs on my truck. Im looking for recommendations from someone who’s experienced. Im finding them for 109.00 to 250.00 a piece. Is there a significant quality difference? Partsgeek has them for 112.00 a piece with about 20.00 shipping. Appreciate any insight

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We moved your post here to Driveline where you'll get more traction (answers). The Welcome Centre is mostly to say hello. From there, we guide you along (meaning move) to the Shops Area or appropriate forums.


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Thanks Peggy. I have trouble navigating on my phone sometimes. Thanks for your help


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I would also like to know. I looked at Parts Geek and they are $122.97 and made by Dorman. The shipping is a great deal. I am thinking I will get a set for the rear also. Sometimes a higher price means better and sometimes just a higher price.


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The dormans sold at partsgeek are the same ones sold by generalspringkc for a higher price, and way more on shipping. Made in mexico. I put a set on mine, and am satisfied with em. USA would have been better, but at least they aren’t chinese

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