Lowering springs not only improve the aesthetic appearance of your vehicle, but can also improve driving dynamics. They ensure better road holding, reduce body roll in curves and can make handling sportier overall. In addition, compression and rebound can improve, resulting in a more direct driving experience.

Lowering springs are available in various designs and are available for many car models. However, it is important to ensure that the springs are suitable for the specific vehicle model and desired lowering. Compatibility should be checked before purchase to ensure optimal performance and security.

Choosing the right lowering springs depends on several factors, including the vehicle model, the desired lowering, the driving behavior and the road conditions on which the vehicle will primarily be used. It is advisable to decide on the right model based on vehicle data or by consulting a specialist.

In general, lowering springs are legal as long as they comply with local regulations and laws. However, it is important to note that extremely low vehicles may not meet ground clearance regulations and could cause problems. It is recommended that you find out about the legal regulations before installation.

Installing lowering springs usually requires expertise and can vary depending on the vehicle model and chassis complexity. It is recommended that the assembly be carried out by an experienced mechanic or a specialist workshop to ensure correct installation and adjustment and to minimize potential risks.

Lowering springs can affect driving comfort. In many cases, the suspension becomes firmer, resulting in a sportier driving experience. However, extreme lowering can affect comfort by reducing shock absorption and transmitting bumps more strongly.

The guarantee against spring breakage lasts for life. However, damage caused by improper installation, misuse or external influences is usually not covered by the warranty.