Dobinsons springs and suspension

Family-owned and operated Australian business Dobinsons offers a range of quality suspension parts and kits for all 4WD vehicles. Having supplied the Dobinson's products for over 10 years, we can truly say they are one of the best value-for-money suspension kits for your 4x4 that provide reliable long-term service, off-road comfort and on-road handling. We carefully select the most suitable spring option from the available range based on your vehicle, load, intended use and preferred ride. If you purchase online, we’ll discuss your requirements with you to make sure the spring duty selected is appropriate for your setup. If you’re not 100% happy with the result, we’ll work with you to refine the setup.

Australian 4WD conditions can be hard on suspension. Heat, corrugations, rough tracks and changing vehicle loads all affect how a 4WD handles. Dobinsons suspension gives drivers options for touring, towing, work use and off-road upgrades across a wide range of vehicles.

Road Runner Offroad stocks Dobinsons springs, shock absorbers, lift kits and related suspension parts for popular 4WD makes.

Why choose Dobinsons suspension for Australian conditions?

Dobinsons suspension can support different vehicle loads, accessories and driving conditions. Common applications include:

Touring and camping 4WDs

Touring vehicles often carry more weight than a standard daily driver. Roof racks, drawers, fridges, fuel, water and camping equipment can place extra load on the suspension.

Dobinsons springs and shock absorbers are available for touring setups with different front and rear weight requirements. This helps drivers choose parts that suit the accessories fitted to the vehicle and the amount of gear carried during a trip.

Towing and load-carrying vehicles

Caravans, camper trailers, boats and work trailers can affect rear suspension height and vehicle handling. Tools, canopies and permanent storage systems can also add regular weight.

Dobinsons suspension options include springs for different load ranges, allowing drivers to match the setup to their usual towing or carrying needs. Load details still matter, so check the vehicle, accessories and towing setup before ordering.

Work utes and fleet vehicles

Work vehicles may carry tools, equipment, trays, service bodies or other accessories throughout the week. They can also spend time on gravel roads, construction sites and uneven access tracks.

Dobinsons suspension parts are available for many popular work utes and commercial 4WDs. Options can be selected according to the vehicle make, model and expected load.

Off-road and lifted 4WDs

Drivers looking for added clearance can explore Dobinsons lift kits, coil springs and shock absorbers. Lift options vary by vehicle and application, so the full setup should account for suspension travel, accessory weight and how the 4WD will be used.

A matched kit can help keep the springs, shocks and lift height working together as part of the same upgrade.

Suspension for different vehicle makes

Road Runner Offroad stocks Dobinsons suspension products for a broad range of Australian 4WDs and utes. Vehicle coverage includes Toyota, Nissan, Ford, Isuzu, Mitsubishi, Suzuki and Holden models.

The Dobinsons range includes:

Coil springs
Shock absorbers
Suspension lift kits
Bushes
Bump stops
Steering dampers

Products are available individually and as kits, depending on the vehicle and suspension setup.

How to choose the right Dobinsons suspension setup

1. Confirm your vehicle details

Check the exact make, model, year and variant. Suspension parts can differ between vehicles that appear similar, so accurate details help narrow down the correct options.

2. List the accessories fitted

Include items such as a bull bar, winch, canopy, drawers, roof rack, long-range fuel tank or rear bar. These accessories add weight and can affect the spring rate needed.

3. Work out the usual load

Consider the weight carried during everyday driving, touring or work use. Include tools, camping gear, passengers, water, fuel and other equipment that regularly stay in the vehicle.

4. Check towing requirements

If the vehicle tows a caravan, camper trailer, boat or work trailer, note the usual towing weight and ball weight.

5. Choose a suitable lift height

Think about the clearance needed and how the vehicle will be used. The lift height should suit the springs, shock absorbers and other suspension components.

6. Match the setup to the driving conditions

Daily road use, corrugations, rough tracks and regular load carrying can place different demands on the suspension.

Order Dobinsons suspension from Road Runner Offroad

Road Runner Offroad supplies Dobinsons suspension to customers across Australia and overseas. Our team has worked with 4WD parts and accessories since 2011 and can help you compare options for your vehicle, accessories and driving needs.