Ridewell’s trailer suspension

Sep 5, 2014

Ridewell Ridewell’s RSS-233 series of 13,200-pound-capacity trailer suspensions are designed for reduced weight and have a compact mounting envelope to help simplify installation. The steerable, liftable suspensions have a dual-draw key kingpin design to help extend kingpin life and fully cast axle ends to facilitate increased strength and durability, and are available with tire inflation.

Ridewell Corp., www.ridewellcorp.com

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