Has Anyone Had the Timbren Bump Stops Fixed on Their 4th Gen Toyota Tacoma?: Heard it enhances towing performance

h4ngman tacoma · 2025-09-06T06:03:59+00:00

There's this annoying multiple beeps after you lock your truck and something is in the back seat. Most owners don't know how to turn it off and they just let it keep on beeping till it goes off on its on. To have it fixed, all you need to do is to go in settings off of steering wheel. There you will find the back seat reminder. When you see it, just turn it off and that's it.

h4ngman tacoma

Active Wheeler

Aug 5, 2025

Someone told me about Timbren bump stops and how they'd be a valuable upgrade for my truck. What caught my attention was when he explained how it would significantly improve my truck's towing performance.

After hearing what he had to say, I did my own little research and found out that it helps to reduce rear sag, sway, and roll. There's also Timbren's Suspension Enhancement System (SES), which uses Aeon rubber springs to absorb heavy loads; that would help to ensure a more stable and level ride.

Compared to factory bump stops, I think Timbren’s progressive spring rate aids in minimizing bottoming out, which offers more comfort and control during towing.

Can't really say about the installation process, but from what I've read so far, it's quite easy to install, and more interestingly, it requires no maintenance.

Given they're ideal for heavy loads, it means reduced suspension stress and driver fatigue, making towing safer and smoother for owners who carry out lots of towing activities. I'd do well to check it out and potentially have it installed on my truck too.

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