And carry with confidence

Pedders explains that its new Parabolic Leaf Springs have been engineered to enhance your vehicle’s suspension performance.
It states that the unique leaves, designed in a parabolic curve, deliver a smoother and more responsive driving experience.
This innovative design uniformly distributes weight and stress evenly across the spring, significantly reducing the overall weight and internal friction compared to traditional leaf springs.
Whether you’re navigating rugged terrains or hauling heavy loads, Pedders says the Parabolic Leaf Spring ensures optimal comfort and durability, maintaining your vehicle’s balance and safety.
Under light loads the laminate ends, being the thinnest and most flexible, are primarily active, offering a smoother ride by reducing laminates, friction, noise, and harshness.
For medium loads both ends and the mid-section of laminates are engaged, with about 60 percent working, leading to a steady increase in spring rate, thanks to the design’s controlled progression.
Under heavy loads the full laminate length activates, achieving peak spring rate while ensuring top ride quality through low friction.
In summary, Pedders explains that parabolic springs adapt ‘progressively’ to load changes, ensuring a consistently smooth performance as well as the following key features and benefits:
• Weight reduction
• Improved ride comfort
• Better flexibility
• Reduction of Interleaf friction
• Ease of installation

Pedders’ Parabolic Leaf Spring Range
Pedders Parabolic Leaf Springs are currently available for the following vehicles:
• Ford Ranger 2011-On
• Holden Colorado 2012-2020
• Hyundai Staria Load 2022-On
• Isuzu D-Max 2012-On
• LDV T60 2017-On
• Mazda BT50 2011-On
• Mitsubishi Triton 2015-On
• Toyota Hilux 2015-On
• Toyota LandCruiser 78/79 1999-On
• Volkswagen Amarok 2023-On

For more information, visit www.pedders.com.au