Aftermarket Suspension Parts & Kits

Aftermarket Suspension Parts & Kits

Aftermarket suspension systems improve handling, ride quality, and ride height adjustment beyond what the factory suspension provides. From lowering springs and coilover kits for sport handling to lift kits and leveling kits for truck and SUV off-road capability, quality suspension components transform how a vehicle rides and handles.

Popular Suspension Upgrades

Popular suspension upgrades include coilover kits for adjustable ride height and damping, sport lowering springs for improved handling and reduced body roll, performance shock absorbers and strut assemblies, sway bar and end link upgrade kits, subframe brace kits, and complete suspension packages for lifted trucks and off-road SUVs. Alignment kits including camber bolts and camber arms are also frequently ordered after ride height changes.

What is the difference between coilovers and lowering springs?

Coilovers are complete shock and spring assemblies with adjustable ride height set by threading the spring perch on the shock body. They replace both the factory strut and spring and offer the most flexibility for ride height and suspension tuning. Lowering springs are drop-in spring replacements that lower the vehicle a set amount when used with the factory shock absorbers, at a lower cost but without the adjustability of a full coilover kit.

Do I need an alignment after suspension upgrades?

Yes. Any change to ride height, spring rate, or suspension geometry requires a professional four-wheel alignment to restore proper camber, caster, and toe settings. Driving on a misaligned suspension after a ride height change causes accelerated tire wear and can negatively affect handling stability. A full four-wheel alignment is recommended immediately after any suspension modification is complete.

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