OEM Auto Coil Springs
Improve Your Vehicle's Ride with Quality Coil Springs
At Bob Howard PDC we understand the importance of keeping your coil springs in good condition. Coil springs support your vehicle's weight while absorbing impacts from the road surface. These spiral-shaped metal components compress and expand to cushion bumps and maintain ride height. Popular models like the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry depend on properly functioning coil springs to deliver the comfortable, controlled ride quality drivers expect from their vehicles.
How Coil Springs Support Your Vehicle
Your coil springs sit between the frame and suspension components, bearing the vehicle's weight. When you hit a bump, the spring compresses to absorb the impact energy. As the spring rebounds, it pushes the wheel back down to maintain tire contact with the road. This continuous cycle keeps your vehicle stable and passengers comfortable during driving.
Why Coil Springs Fail Over Time
Springs weaken from repeated compression cycles over thousands of miles. Road salt and moisture cause corrosion that eats into the metal, creating weak points. Overloading your vehicle with excessive weight accelerates spring fatigue. Eventually, springs sag or crack, reducing ride height and compromising handling. Generic aftermarket springs often use inferior steel alloys that cannot match the load ratings and durability of genuine OEM components. These cheap alternatives sag prematurely and may have incorrect spring rates that negatively affect your vehicle's handling characteristics and your suspension system performance.
Replace Worn Coil Springs Promptly
Install new coil springs if your vehicle sits lower than normal or leans to one side. Harsh ride quality and bottoming out over bumps indicate spring problems. You might also notice uneven tire wear or poor handling during cornering. Most coil springs last between 80,000 and 120,000 miles depending on driving conditions and vehicle usage patterns.
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