FAQ

Yes, lowering springs can be installed to lower the ride height of your car. However, it is important to choose springs specifically designed for lowering purposes to ensure proper handling and compatibility with other suspension components.

Parabolic springs are a type of leaf springs commonly used in heavy-duty trucks and 4×4 vehicles. They are characterized by their tapered shape, providing a progressive spring rate that enhances load-carrying capacity and ride comfort.

Yes, we offer a range of 4×4 suspension kits that are designed to enhance the off-road capabilities of your vehicle. These kits typically include upgraded shocks, coils, and other components to improve suspension travel and durability.

Yes, powder coating is a popular method of adding a durable and protective finish to suspension parts. It offers superior resistance to corrosion, chipping, and fading compared to traditional paint finishes.

U-bolts are a type of fastener used to secure leaf springs, axle, and other suspension components. They play a critical role in maintaining the integrity and stability of the suspension system, ensuring proper alignment and preventing the axle from shifting or loosening.

Yes, we offer spring repair and reconditioning services for various types of springs. Our experienced technicians can assess the condition of your springs and provide appropriate repair or reconditioning solutions.