Coil Springs

What are Mopar® Coil Springs?

They're part of your vehicle's suspension, taking their place alongside bushings, sway bar links, and shocks and struts. For this reason, they're also called suspension springs.

What they do is support the weight of the vehicle, help keep it off the ground, help maintain its proper alignment angles, and compress to absorb the impacts of wheels and tires crossing uneven terrain (like bumps and potholes). The result is not only more reliable handling but also a smoother ride.

Unfortunately, any coil spring can wear out over time, and when that happens, other problems almost certainly follow. Luckily, there are symptoms to tell you that's going on, and they're relatively easy to spot.

How to Spot a Faulty Coil Spring

Look for the following:

• Vehicular sagging and swaying
• Unusually worn tires
• Strange noises coming from the underbody
• Abnormal bounce

See any of these, and you should inspect your vehicle's suspension system to see if its springs have worn out. The best way to do that: lift the vehicle up on a hoist. As for when you should replace coil springs otherwise, however, there's no specific timeframe. You can obviously change one, though, if it becomes too weak or rusts or cracks from prolonged moisture or road salt exposure. Either way, when replacement becomes necessary, choose genuine parts.

Why Buy Genuine Mopar® Coil Springs?

The brand you love designs them compatible with the make and model you drive, right from the get-go. Generic options won't come with that same guarantee.

Where to Order Genuine Mopar® Coil Springs Online

Right here, since our online parts store has what you need. Simply browse our catalogue by your brand, model, and model year; it's the fastest and easiest way to find what fits your ride.