The Front and Rear Spring Assist (Load Carrier) by Gabriel combines shock and spring technology to reduce the loss of ride height in ongoing loaded conditions. The constant-rate front coils springs can help improve stability and restore or maintain ride height, while the variable-rate rear coil springs provide 500 lbs. per pair of extra load capacity. (Not to exceed vehicle GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating). Product does not increase payload.)

All Gabriel shocks and struts feature a super-finished chromed piston rod that
provides superior corrsion resistance for longer life. View larger

Gabriel Front and Rear Spring Assists are useful for a variety of applications:

• Combines shock and spring technology
• Constant-rate front coil springs can help improve stability and restore or maintain ride height
• Variable-rate rear coil springs provide 500 lbs. per pair of extra load capacity (Not to exceed vehicle GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating). Product does not increase payload.)
• An economical solution for heavier duty use

And like all Gabriel shocks and struts, Gabriel Front and Rear Spring Assists feature:

• A super-finished chromed piston rod to inhibit corrosion, ensure proper seal lubrication, provide a more consistent wear surface
• A leak-proof piston seal which extends product life
• D.O.M. (Drawn-Over-Mandrel) Tubing that reduces internal wear for longer product life

About Gabriel

Starting in 1907, Gabriel invented the original shock absorber, followed by the first hydraulic shock absorber, the first adjustable shock absorber and the first air adjustable shock absorber. And today, it's still that same innovative, independent American company--building high-performance shocks and struts that cover over 96% of North American vehicles. Gabriel continues adding new product coverage, including expanding their line of ReadyMount strut assemblies, which make installation faster, safer and easier. And Gabriel continues that independent spirit, working hard to deliver innovative new products and services, every day.