Coil Springs Replacement

Keep Your Ride Smooth, Safe & In-Control

Coil springs are the backbone of your suspension system—they absorb bumps, keep your tires planted, and maintain proper ride height. When a spring fatigues or breaks, you’ll feel every pothole, your vehicle can sag to one side, and critical components like struts, shocks, and tires wear out faster. Replacing bad coil springs restores handling, protects your investment, and keeps you—and everyone around you—safer on the road.

How to Spot Failing Coil Springs

• Uneven ride height – one corner sits lower than the others

• Clunking or creaking over speed bumps or rough pavement

• Excessive body roll in turns or nose-dive while braking

• Accelerated tire wear on the inside or outside edges

• Visible cracks, corrosion, or broken coils on inspection

If you notice any of these symptoms, schedule an inspection right away—driving on a damaged spring risks further suspension damage and costly repairs down the line.

Our Replacement Service—What to Expect

1. Comprehensive Suspension Check
   We inspect struts/shocks, control arms, bushings, and alignment angles to ensure the whole system is road-ready.

2. Quality Parts, Matched to Your Vehicle
   OEM-grade or performance-rated springs (you choose) installed in pairs for balanced handling.

3. Precision Installation
   Our ASE-certified technicians use factory torque specs and specialty spring compressors for safe, exact fitment.

4. Computerized Four-Wheel Alignment
   Included with every coil spring job—because new springs need the right geometry to perform.

5. Road-Test & Final Safety Check
   We don’t hand back the keys until your ride is smooth, level, and squeak-free.

Typical price range: $150–$350 per spring (labor & parts) or $600–$1,200 for a full set—subject to make, model, and spring type. Ask about our lifetime parts warranty and 12-month/12,000-mile labor guarantee!