What is the benefit of a progressive spring rate?

A progressive spring rate means the springs become stiffer as they compress. This allows for a comfortable ride during normal driving conditions while providing increased support and reducing body roll during spirited driving or cornering.

Will these springs affect my car's ride quality?

H&R Sport Springs are designed with a progressive spring rate to offer superb ride quality and comfort, even while lowering the vehicle and improving handling.

What material are these springs made from?

These springs are constructed from 54SiCr6 spring steel. This material is shot peened, which is a process that strengthens the steel, making the springs lightweight, strong, and resilient.

2012-2014 Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG Lowering Springs

Name: H&R 12-18 Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG C218 Sport Spring (w/Self-Leveling)
Brand: H&R
Price: 268.88 USD
Availability: InStock

H&R 12-18 Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG C218 Sport Spring (w/Self-Leveling)

$268.88

Only 4 left in stock

Fits 2012-2014 Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG. H&R Sport Springs lower the vehicle for improved handling and a reduced fender gap.

Key Features

Fits 2012-2014 Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG with self-leveling suspension.
Made from 54SiCr6 spring steel that is shot peened for strength and resilience.
Features a progressive spring rate design for a balance of handling and ride comfort.
Lowers the vehicle's center of gravity to reduce body roll.
Reduces fender gap for an improved vehicle appearance.
100% made in Germany.

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Fits this vehicle

Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG 2012-2014

Product Details

H&R is well-known for their suspension components, and their Sport Springs are their most popular product. If you're looking to give your 2012-2014 Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG a more aggressive stance and improved driving dynamics, these springs are a solid option. They're designed to reduce the gap between the fender and the tire, giving your car a sleeker profile.

These springs are made from 54SiCr6 spring steel, which is shot peened for strength and resilience, making them both strong and lightweight. The progressive spring rate design is key here; it means the springs get stiffer as they compress. This setup helps lower the vehicle's center of gravity, which in turn reduces body roll during cornering for better handling. Despite the improved handling, the progressive design also aims to maintain superb ride quality and comfort, so you don't have to sacrifice everyday drivability. A lower ride height can also subtly improve aerodynamics.

These springs are made in Germany and are a popular choice for enhancing a vehicle's suspension. If you're considering an upgrade to your CLS63 AMG's handling and appearance, these Sport Springs are a great place to start.