Toyota Coil Springs

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Shop OEM Coil Springs at Wholesale Direct Toyota Parts in Winston-Salem NC

The coil springs in your Toyota going bad? Its ride quality's about to get a lot worse. And the wear and tear on the suspension that'll result? Sure to drive up repair costs. Our advice: see signs a coil spring is failing, and you should change it ASAP.

You're in luck; we stock a huge selection of manufacturer-quality replacements. At competitive prices, too. We even ship fast, anywhere in the US. Order today; the car, truck, or SUV you love -- it'll be fixed up and back on the road in no time.

All About Toyota Coil Springs

Coil Springs 101

Coil springs are critical parts of the suspension in your Toyota, alongside others, like the shocks and struts, sway bar links, and bushings. They support the weight of the vehicle, keep it from scraping on the ground, absorb the impacts of the drive, and help keep the wheels aligned.

Signs of a Faulty Coil Spring

Odd noises from under the vehicle
Uneven wear on the tire treads (even after a wheel alignment)
Swaying, sagging, or unusual bouncing during a drive

In any case, run an inspection to figure out what's going on, but more than likely, you'll need a coil spring replacement. (If you're not sure what to do, get in touch with a Toyota dealer to schedule service; a certified mechanic will be glad to help out.)

What Toyota Coil Spring Replacement Costs on Average

You might be looking at paying anywhere from $625 or so to $690 or more, according to recent data from RepairPal. Cost can, however, vary by Toyota model, and on whether you have work done at a Toyota service center. For example, having an air spring in the active suspension of a model like Toyota Sequoia replaced may run $2,210 to $2,270.