Coil springs help support your Jeep's weight and control its ride height and comfort. Upgrading them can improve off-road performance, towing ability, and ground clearance. But not all springs are built the same, so knowing what to look for makes a big difference.

What You Need to Know When Upgrading Coil Springs in Your Jeep

Spring Rate

Choose a spring rate that matches your driving style—higher rates for towing or off-roading, lower for comfort.

Lift Height

Make sure the springs provide the lift you want while keeping your Jeep's center of gravity manageable.

Material Quality

Look for springs made from high-tensile steel or powder-coated finishes for longer durability and corrosion resistance.

Compatibility With Shocks

Your coil springs should match the length and type of your shocks to avoid handling or ride issues.

Weight Distribution

Consider how added gear, bumpers, or roof racks affect balance and choose springs that support the extra load.

While you're upgrading your suspension, check out our selection of wheels, tires, and tire accessories to complete your build with a solid foundation and aggressive stance. Have questions about fit or installation? Contact us today for help finding the right parts for your Jeep Wrangler.