[RedDR]

Should I go with genuine Nissan or aftermarket? My 2002 has the typical sagging springs, especially the passenger side.

 

[Nissan4Life]

OE replacement aftermarket.
http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/nissan,2002,frontier,2.4l+l4,1388033,suspension,leaf+spring,7544

 

[Mailman]

I just got a set from SDTruckSprings.com They were having a sale and were the best price I found. Haven't got them on yet but they look good quality. I didn't want to go with the Nissan springs since they are a known problem on our trucks.

 

[RedDR]

Besides the springs and bushings, is there anything else I need to get?

I'm going to take the truck and parts to a local garage to install. I want to be sure they can do this without needing something and getting pi$$ed because I forgot something.

 

[Hertz]

Besides the springs and bushings, is there anything else I need to get?

I'm going to take the truck and parts to a local garage to install. I want to be sure they can do this without needing something and getting pi$$ed because I forgot something.

It’s possible you’ll need new hardware if they are unable to remove the stock ones in a manner that leaves them still usable. That would be bolts that go through the bushings to attach the leafs to the frame and u bolts to attach them to the axle.

Bushing bolts won’t be hard to get but leafs may be hard to find on short notice.