Do You Need to Replace the Springs When Changing Shock Absorbers?

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MichaelRose
07/30/25 8:08am
When replacing shock absorbers, you do not need to replace the springs, as they are two different components. Therefore, when there is an issue with the shock absorbers, the springs do not need to be replaced together. Additionally, springs generally last the lifetime of the vehicle, whereas shock absorbers are considered wear-and-tear parts and typically need replacement every 100,000 kilometers or less, especially if they are of poor quality. Additional Information: 1. If you notice visible cracks in the springs, they should be replaced immediately. Do not underestimate this issue, as it is difficult to predict what might happen to the shock absorbers while driving. If any hard objects get stuck in them, it could pose a safety hazard. 2. Springs can also become deformed over time, given their constant use during driving. Although automotive springs are generally durable, it's better to be safe than sorry.
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