OEM Mopar Coil Springs
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Maintaining the Coil Springs in Your Jeep, Dodge, or Ram
For vehicles like the Jeep Wrangler, coil springs are a critical maintenance component. Over thousands of cycles, spring steel can fatigue, leading to sagging and poor braking performance. Regular inspections ensure your vehicle remains level under heavy loads.
Easy Steps to Inspect Coil Springs
1. Check Stance
Park on a level surface and measure wheel arch heights to detect sagging corners.
2. Visual Check
Look for deep pitting or peeling powder coat that could lead to stress cracks.
3. Coil Clashing
Check for shiny metal marks on coils, indicating the spring is bottoming out.
4. Verify Seats
Inspect rubber isolators for dry-rot; crushed seats often cause metallic clunking noises.
5. Bounce Test
Push down on the bumper; excessive oscillation indicates the springs and struts are fatigued.
Related Suspension System Parts
- Control Arms: Worn springs stress bushings; inspect arms during suspension service.
- Shocks & Struts: Work in tandem with springs; replace together for a like-new ride.
- Sway Bars: Manage body roll; ensure links are healthy when installing new springs.
- Tie Rods: Sagging springs throw off steering; check rods after any height change.
Restore the handling and comfort of your Jeep Wrangler with factory-engineered springs. For help selecting the correct load rating for your vehicle, reach out to us at MOPAR Part USA today.