Nissan Leaf Springs

Whether you own a Pickup, Frontier, Titan or Xterra we have replacement leaf springs readily available to ship for you. If your factory leaf springs are cracked/ broken, or you are experiencing sluggish performance and sagging in the rear of your Nissan, replacing your leaf springs with OEM equivalent springs is a step in the right direction. Popular Springs include Model 69-263 the 3/1 Rear Leaf Spring for the 2004-2006 Nissan Titan 4WD.

As a general rule of thumb, when you replace something as vital as suspension leaf springs in your Nissan Truck/SUV you should always get new u-bolts to go along with the springs. We offer custom bent u-bolts that can be made to fit specific measurements but the list doesn’t stop there.

Other suspension components in your Nissan equally contribute to the everyday wear and tear on your suspension system. Luckily for you, we are here to help and always aim to make sure we over you the best possible solution for your safety both on and off the road.

Choose to add on u-bolts by measurement and Nissan sway bars to further amplify the performance and stability of your Nissan Pickup/SUV and notice the difference in your OEM quality springs immediately.

Nissan Leaf Springs Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the best way to identify the right fit for my Nissan Leaf Springs?
A: Whether you drive a Frontier, Xterra, Titan or Pickup the best way to identify the necessary leaf spring is to match up the OEM numbers this way, we can provide you with an exact fit OEM quality leaf spring.

Q: I drive a 2005 Nissan Titan 2WD can I use the 4wd spring or are they specific?
A: These Nissan Titan Leaf Springs are specific to 2wd and 4wd. To ensure proper fitment you need to use model 69-261. That spring is a 3/1 stack for 2wd models only. If you were to purchase the 4wd option it would not fit on your Nissan.

Q: What other factors besides normal wear and tear would lead me towards having to replace my Nissan Xterra leaf springs?
A: : Any hardware involved within the suspension system of your Nissan can contribute to damaging/stressing your leaf springs. Shock absorbers help to smooth out the ride on all types of terrain and if they are damaged or functioning incorrectly this will lead to more unwanted stress towards the leaf springs possibly causing damage or malfunction.