8‑Leaf Trailer Spring | 1‑3/4” Wide, 26” Long, 4,000 lbs Capacity
1_3/4” wide, 8 Leaf, 14″ (26″) approx: 4,000 lbs.
$69.99
1_3/4” wide, 8 Leaf, 14″ (26″) approx: 4,000 lbs.
Generic Trailer Spring: 1-3/4” wide, 8 Leaf spring, 14″ (26″) approx: 4,000 lbs.
Repair or replace your trailer’s suspension with our double-eye leaf spring, also known as an eye-by-eye trailer spring, designed for reliable performance and optimum load carrying capacity on light-duty trailers. This is a common style of leaf spring that features an “eye” at both ends of the spring with nylon or brass bushings. This spring mounts either above or below the trailer axle and secures to standard hangers and shackles for a smooth, controlled ride.
Built from heat-treated spring steel, each trailer spring is engineered to handle loads while reducing bounce, excessive friction, and sway on the roughest of roads. Whether you’re replacing worn springs, upgrading your suspension, or building a new trailer, these springs offer a perfect combination of strength, stability, and durability. These are available in a variety of leaf counts and weight ratings to match your axle capacity. Our double eye leaf springs are ideal for single, tandem, or triple axle trailer configurations.
The US-1091 8-leaf spring is well-suited for a variety of light-duty towing and hauling applications where reliable load support and suspension performance are essential, such as:
Selecting the correct replacement spring starts with accurate measurements. Follow these simple steps:
Measure from the center of one spring eye to the center of the other. This spring measures 26 inches.
Measure the inside diameter of the spring eye where the mounting bolt passes through. This spring features a 9/16-inch eye diameter.
Count the individual spring leaves in the pack. This model has 8 leaves, providing support for 4,000 lb trailer leaf springs applications.
Choose a trailer spring based on your trailer’s weight and application. Having the proper capacity helps maintain ride height, improve stability, reduce wear, and support safer towing performance.
Ideal for boat trailers, campers, and utility trailers requiring balanced load support and comfort.
For heavier loads and demanding utility-trailer applications, it offers greater capacity and additional support. Its stiffer suspension characteristics make it well-suited for equipment trailers and commercial hauling.
→ Need a stiffer 4,550 lb spring? See the 7‑Leaf US‑1092 here
Designed for lighter-duty trailers where lower load capacity and a more flexible suspension are preferred. It is commonly used on smaller utility, recreational, and cargo trailers.
→ Need a lighter 3,000 lb spring? See the 5‑Leaf US‑1075 here
Proper installation helps maximize suspension performance, safety, and component lifespan. Following recommended hardware, replacement, and torque guidelines can help prevent premature wear and future suspension issues.
New U-bolts are strongly recommended whenever leaf springs are replaced. U-bolts stretch under load and may not provide proper clamping force if reused.
It is recommended that both springs be replaced together to maintain balanced ride height and load support. Installing only one new spring may create uneven suspension performance.
Always follow the trailer or hardware manufacturer’s specifications for torque values. Proper torque helps secure the spring assembly while preventing excessive wear on bushings and mounting components.
The US-1091 8-leaf trailer spring is rated for 4,000 lbs of capacity. It is commonly used on boat trailers, utility trailers, small RVs, and other light-duty towing applications requiring dependable load support.
An 8-leaf spring can replace a 5-leaf spring if the dimensions and trailer requirements match. Because an 8-leaf trailer spring provides greater load support, it may affect ride characteristics and suspension performance.
A 4,000 lb spring typically provides a softer ride than a 4,550 lb spring. Springs with higher capacities are generally designed to handle heavier loads and may feel stiffer when carrying lighter weights.
Bushings designed for a 9/16-inch spring eye diameter should be used with this leaf spring. Always verify bushing dimensions and hardware compatibility before installation to ensure proper fitment.
Light-duty trailer leaf springs can last many years when properly maintained and used within their rated capacity. Factors such as load weight, road conditions, corrosion, and maintenance practices can affect service life.
No, currently John’s Spring only ships within the continental U.S.
Return eligibility depends on the product’s condition and the purchase terms. Contact us before installation if you have fitment concerns, and we can help determine the best solution.
Heavy equipment trailers often require springs with higher weight capacities than this 4,000-lb model offers. For heavier-duty applications, consider the US-1092 7-leaf spring, which offers a 4,550 lb capacity and is better suited for demanding loads.
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| Dimensions | 27 × 2 × 5 in |
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