Mercedes-Benz Coil Springs
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Spring
Mercedes-Benz
220-993-04-01
Below oil filter. Oil dipstick. Abc reservoir.
$100.00
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All About Coil Springs for Mercedes-Benz
Also called suspension springs, coil springs are critical parts of the suspension in your Mercedes-Benz vehicle. They support its weight, keep it from scraping against the ground, absorb the jolts and bumps that come from rolling over uneven pavement, and keep its wheels properly aligned.
That means that your ride quality -- and ride comfort -- depend almost entirely on your coil springs, along with other suspension parts such as the shocks and struts, bushings, and sway bar links.
How to Tell a Coil Spring is Faulty
They're pretty straightforward. Signs of trouble with one include:
- Odd noises coming from underneath your vehicle
- Your tire treads wearing unevenly, even after an alignment
- Your vehicle either swaying or sagging
- Your vehicle bouncing unusually
Notice any, and chances are that you'll need to replace the spring, especially if an inspection's results say to do so. (If you're not sure what to do, get in touch with a Mercedes-Benz dealer to schedule a service appointment; a certified mechanic will be glad to help out.)
The Average Cost of Coil Spring Replacement
You might be looking at $625 to $690 or so, according to RepairPal. More often than not, though, figures like these apply to economy cars and SUVs. For a Mercedes-Benz model -- for one like, say, Mercedes-Benz E 320, with air springs -- you might end up paying upwards of $2,055 plus.
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