Lowering Springs

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Lowering your car doesn’t just look great, it lowers the centres of gravity too - improving cornering performance. It’s a classic and cost-effective mod that can give any car a sharper look on the street. You can legally lower your factory-fitted suspension by up to 13cm. Lowering springs and a lowering kit can help you get this even lower. First things first, any changes you make to the ride height of your car need to be properly fitted and they need to be safe - that means using the right parts. At Halfords, we’ve been helping drivers personalise their cars for over 100 years. Today we carry one of the UK’s biggest ranges of lowering springs and suspension parts to help you upgrade and mod your motor. If you’re searching for a set of lowering spring, a lowering kit or parts then check out our range of car upgrades. Use our car parts tool and you’ll see the upgrades that will slot into place with no hassles. You can shop the entire range online and use our Click and Collect service to have your new parts delivered to local Halfords store .

Car Lowering Spring FAQs

How to lower vehicle?

The most common way is by fitting lowering springs or a full lowering kit. These springs are shorter and stiffer than the standard ones, so the car sits lower and feels firmer when you drive. After fitting, it is important to get the wheel alignment checked so the tyres wear evenly and the steering stays straight.

Are lowering spring clamps safe?

Spring clamps are tools that hold the spring in place while it is being removed or fitted. They are safe when used correctly by someone who knows what they are doing, but they are not designed to be a permanent solution. If you are unsure, it is best to have a professional fitter carry out the work with the right equipment.