Constant weight

I run an auto detailing business and I have a 60 gallon water tank at the back of my truck. I don't fill it up to 60 gallon but only up to 30 gallons. With all my supplies and equipment I think I may around close to 700 lbs. at the back.

My question is I don't plan to unload the truck so all that weight will always be there well except when I use up the water. Will the constant weight damaged my leafs? The truck is not sagging.

 

Yes, they're going to get flattened real quick. Maybe add some leafs before it happens.

 

Ditto ^ An AAL certainly couldn't hurt.

 

Get air bags and a trailer. Put your detailing stuff on the trailer..

 

The trailer is a great idea but I have no place to store it. I don't want to pay monthly storage fees as well.

I'm either going to try SumoSprings or add an extra leaf. I got the actual weigh of all my stuff including 30 gallons of water and its about 425 lbs. I over estimated by a lot.

 

I put a set of Firestone ride rites without onboard air, super easy to install! and can hold quite a bit. I ordered mine from Amazon pretty cheap.

 

You keep it in the bed all the time now. Pull the trailer all the time. Just get Air bags they are better than sumo springs/bump stops and only $100 more. AB ride good when loaded.

 

I have no complaints on my Sumosprings after having them for a few weeks. They don't change unloaded driving at all. They're simple and maintenance free. I debated between them and air bags for a while. I didn't want the compressor, lines, and bladders.

 

HE doesn't drive unloaded. He's loaded all the time. He doesnt need a compressor. Just ck it monthly.