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Comfort Ride Complete 3-Axle System for up to 5K-Lb Rated 3-In Axles
Premium Comfort Ride System for up to 5,000-Pound Rated 3-In Axles
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Comfort Ride Slipper Spring Systems

The comfort ride axle system will not work with torsion axles

US$ $3,895.00
US$ $3,599.00
Savings: $296.00
Model(s): The comfort ride axle system is not compatable with torsion axles


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Comfort Ride System


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Tired of Chaos Inside Your Trailer After Every Trip?

Opening your RV door to find emptied drawers, fallen pictures, and shifted furniture feels like a disaster zone. The Roadmaster Comfort Ride Slipper Spring System targets the root cause: outdated suspension that transmits road shocks, instead of absorbing them.

The Upgrade Your RV Deserves

Comfort Ride replaces standard leaf springs with slipper springs that isolate each axle. They slide independently, absorbing energy before it ever reaches your frame. The result? A dramatically smoother ride and a trailer that stays organized.

Perfect for Tandem or Triple Axle Trailers & Fifth Wheels

Why Buy from RV Camp Champ?

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"I've been needing an upgrade for my triple axle Momentum. Tom was very helpful... His price was excellent, much better than e-trailer and he actually took care of providing my tracking without my even having to ask! Thank you Tom!"

— Alan B., North Brunswick, NJ

★★★★★

"Roadmaster Shocks: Big difference in the ride and smoothness."

— Anthony E., Spring Hill, FL

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"Very nice kit. Looks to be all high quality components. Would highly recommend buying from Rvcampchamp. Had great customer experience with them."

— Christopher, South Lyon, MI

Features

Critical: Match Springs to Your Actual Weight

Proper spring rating is essential for optimal performance. Undersized springs risk failure (voiding warranty); oversized ones create a stiff, jarring ride.

Weigh your fully loaded trailer at a scale to determine the actual axle weights. Select springs rated slightly above that load—not the trailer's maximum axle rating. Example: On dual 8,000-lb axles totaling 16,000 lbs but actually carrying 13,600 lbs, opt for a 7,000-lb kit (up to 14,000 lbs total).


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