A high end replacement to stock springs, the H&R Sport Lift Coil Springs constructively improves both your vehicle's driving quality and appearance. These coil springs will significantly decrease body roll for superb handling while making certain of excellent ride comfort. With a progressive spring rate, these springs adapts efficiently to various road situations and driving conditions. The lower wind resistance would improve the vehicle's aerodynamics and gas mileage.

The H&R Sport Lift Coil Springs are manufactured using a special (hf) 54SiCr6 spring steel which emphasizes on strength and resilience. To certify unbeatable durability and a long-lasting lifespan, these springs are appropriately shot-peened. Engineered at H&R's ISO 9001 certified production facility in Germany, the H&R Sport Lift Coil Springs are thoroughly tested to meet today's stringent driving standards before being released to the market.

When it comes to high quality suspension components, very few can match the quality and longevity of the innovations by H&R. The company was established in the late seventies by Werner Heine and Heinz Remmen. Their upgrades all aim to improve vehicle drivability in terms of handling and comfort. The company's collection includes coil overs, sway bars, wheel spacers and coil springs as well as superior fundamental accessories like lug nuts and wheel studs. As a progressive company, H&R has considered every driving personality as these products are made available in variety to precisely fit today's car, truck and SUV models.

Guaranteed to overcome the toughest road conditions and the most demanding competitions, H&R incorporates only the most advanced technologies and proven methodologies when engineering their suspension systems. Adding to that, the company consistently does its research to ensure every innovation the customer gets is the best of the best. Furthermore, all these products are designed and manufactured by the company's top experts in Germany with regards to the quality standards of the ISO 9001 and the German TUV.