Good shocks for towing

Recommendations on upgrade to rear suspension for towing travel trailer?
Stock shocks seem to ride low when towing.

 

A few threads on that topic. Obviously skip your thread. But the others have some information to get you going.

https://www.tundras.com/search/4669521/?q=Shocks+for+towing&t=post&o=date&c[title_only]=1

 

Shocks don't control height. You may need heavier shocks, but that is rear springs. There are many options, but none are shocks alone.

 

As stated above, shocks don't control height.
If you are squatting when hauling, there are a few things to look into.
Weight distribution hitch, properly set up. I highly recommend this no matter what you do, and also make sure you get away control.
Air bags. I prefer with an automatic leveling kit installed. Very helpful as it automatically adjusts to your preferred ride height empty/hauling stuff in the bed/towing.
Add a leaf or aftermarket spring set. You will get better quality ride with a new aftermarket spring set than you will an add a leaf.

 

You may also want to get some trailer/hitch weight rating info about your truck and the trailer fully loaded to compare. Trucks will squat with a heavy load, and thats ok. You just want to make sure its not overloaded beyond its limits. If you are in fact overloaded for that leaf spring/shock setup, there are replacement options like discussed above. Just keep in mind how often you drive the truck without the trailer vs the time you do tow. You may have to compromise daily driver comfort with towing performance. Just some things to think about

 

Shocks only dampen, they do not provide support.

check out RAS- activesuspension.com Perfect for what you need.

Also add the TRD rear sway bar