Coil springs are durable spiral components that maintain your car's height against the ground despite shocks and vibrations on the road. They're stabilizers stationed under each corner of our chassis, supporting your car's weight while keeping the tires on the road.

These springs work with struts, which are also known as shock absorbers for good reason: they absorb most of the shock from road irregularities, such as bumps and potholes. This process happens as the coils compress and expand, balancing the car as the shock prevents kinetic energy from transferring to the chassis.

Coil springs come in different types depending on the vehicle type and driving habits. Some drives, especially those with individual wheel drives (IWD) which are better for off-roading, would prefer a specific type of coil spring to drive through hills, rocks, and boulders with ease.

Like everything else in your car, your coil springs aren't immune to erosion. They don't have a specific maintenance schedule, either. Instead, you should check if these springs still serve their purpose. A good tell-tale sign is significant sagging after loading your car, even with the same amount of weight you usually load.

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