OEM Volkswagen Coil Springs

What Does Replacing Volkswagen Coil Springs Cost on Average?

The worst has happened. On the Cabrillo Freeway out of Kearny Mesa, your VW vehicle's started swaying or bouncing. You've noticed it's been sagging a little lately, and its tires seem unusually worn. Worst of all, weird noises have been coming from the underbody.

These are signs of a coil spring going bad. You'll have to lift your ride up on a hoist and inspect its suspension. Check the springs' condition specifically. If they seem weak, if they've rusted, or worse, if they're cracked, then moisture and road salt have probably gotten to them; they'll need to be replaced ASAP. Otherwise, when they finally fail, your vehicle will start scraping the ground if not just plain hitting it -- something sure to put you and other drivers in danger on the road.

Coil spring replacement costs $600 to $700 on average, but it can vary based on Volkswagen model. You might save some money driving a VW Jetta, for instance; its coil springs run $220 to $545 to start with. Expenses only go up from there, though; replacing the coil springs on a Volkswagen Atlas, for another example, can run $540 to $780 or more. With sports cars like Volkswagen Golf R, the job gets even more expensive; replacing its coil springs can run $750 to $860 or more.

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