Nissan Pathfinder Suspension Coil Springs

When it entered the market in the late 1980s, the Nissan Pathfinder was a rugged truck-based SUV. The high-strength chassis and body met the requirements of many customers. The Pathfinder, alongside some competitors, has contributed to making SUVs grow bigger. Today's Pathfinder is rather a carlike crossover than a tough off-road-capable SUV, featuring a four-wheel independent suspension for a more comfortable ride. Coil springs are some the most crucial parts of suspension, contributing to bearing the weight of the vehicle and reacting to road irregularities to keep it leveled and comfortable.

Excessive bouncing, vehicle sagging and bottoming, a harsh and noisy ride, and unusual wear of the tires are some of the most common symptoms of bad coil springs. All too often, coil springs are designed to last the lifetime of the vehicle, although, bad climate and road conditions can dramatically shorten their service life. Some model years of the Nissan Pathfinder are reported to have coil springs that tend to fail over 120K miles. We offer a vast assortment of robust and durable Nissan Pathfinder coil springs and components such as insulators and seats. These parts are designed and manufactured by well-known aftermarket companies to meet or exceed OE requirements.