These springs basically absorb the impact from bumps in the road. They compress and rebound, allowing your wheels to stay in contact with the pavement as much as possible. They support the weight of your vehicle too, and work closely with your shocks or struts to control ride height and handling. It’s a team effort, really. Think of them as a key part of your suspension system. They’re what keeps your car from feeling like it’s riding directly on the axles. They connect the wheel assemblies to the vehicle’s chassis, allowing up and down movement while maintaining control. They also help determine how your car handles corners – how much it leans, how responsive the steering feels. Well, over time these springs get fatigued. They lose their ability to properly absorb those impacts. You’ll notice if your ride gets really bouncy, or if the car feels unstable, particularly over uneven roads. Sometimes they’ll even sag, lowering your vehicle’s ride height and making it handle differently. A worn spring isn’t a safety issue at first, but it puts extra strain on other parts like the shocks, and eventually can affect your steering and braking. Replacing them restores that smooth ride and helps keep everything else working as it should. Year-round reliability: Stop (MPN 7E0412319) includes a 12-month warranty!

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