Volkswagen Coilovers & Suspension

Just want a drop without coilovers? See Volkswagen Lowering Springs (20 listed).

Choosing coilovers and suspension for your Volkswagen

This page collects the Volkswagen parts we list, 217 in total, across coilovers, air suspension, lowering springs, control arms and more. Volkswagen uses different suspension across models and generations, so each product title lists the model, years and, where available, the chassis code. Match all three before you order.

Brands here include Whiteline, Air Lift, Godspeed, SF Racing. Specs, lead times and warranty terms come from each brand and are listed on the product page.

Shop by model: Volkswagen Beetle Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Bora MK4 / Jetta MK4 A4/1J Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Golf 1J Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Golf 5G Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Golf 5K Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Golf Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Golf MK5 1K Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Golf R Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen GTI Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Jetta Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Passat B6/3C Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Passat Coilovers & Suspension, Volkswagen Transporter / California T6 Coilovers & Suspension.

Not sure what fits? Contact us with your year, model, trim and drivetrain and we will check fitment with the supplier before you order.

Volkswagen Coilovers & Suspension FAQ

How do I find parts that fit my Volkswagen?
Search or filter for your model, then match the years, drivetrain and chassis code in the product title. If anything is unclear, contact us and we will confirm fitment with the supplier.
Do AWD and RWD versions of the same Volkswagen use the same parts?
Often not. Many listings are split by drivetrain, so check for AWD, RWD or FWD in the product title.
Are coilovers or lowering springs better for my Volkswagen?
Lowering springs are the simpler, cheaper way to get a modest drop. Coilovers cost more but let you adjust ride height and, on many kits, damping, and usually handle better.
Do I need an alignment after lowering my Volkswagen?
Yes. Any change in ride height changes camber and toe, so get the car aligned after installing new suspension.