What is the expected drop in ride height for my Nissan Maxima?

These Tein S. Tech springs are designed to lower your 2004-2008 Nissan Maxima by approximately 1.5 inches. This provides a sportier look and can improve handling characteristics.

Do I need to replace my shocks and struts when installing these springs?

These springs are designed to be compatible with your factory shocks and struts. However, it's a good opportunity to inspect your existing shocks and struts for wear, as worn components can affect the performance of new springs.

What tools are typically needed for installing lowering springs?

You will generally need a spring compressor tool to safely remove and install the springs. It's also recommended to have standard hand tools for suspension component removal and reinstallation. Refer to manufacturer instructions for a complete list.

2004-2008 Nissan Maxima Lowering Springs | Tein

Name: Tein 04+ Maxima S. Tech Springs
Brand: Tein
Price: 312.00 USD
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Tein 04+ Maxima S. Tech Springs

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Fits 2004-2008 Nissan Maxima. Tein S. Tech Springs lower your car for a sportier look and feel.

Key Features

Fits 2004-2008 Nissan Maxima.
Lowers vehicle ride height by approximately 1.5 inches for an improved stance.
Designed to work with factory shocks and struts.
Constructed from durable spring steel for longevity.
Helps lower the vehicle's center of gravity for more responsive handling.

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Nissan Maxima 2004-2008

Product Details

If you're looking to give your 2004-2008 Nissan Maxima a more aggressive stance and improved handling, these Tein S. Tech lowering springs are a solid option. They're designed to reduce the vehicle's ride height, which not only makes it look sportier but also lowers the center of gravity. This can lead to a more responsive feel when you're driving, especially around corners.

Tein is known for making well-built suspension components, and these springs are no exception. They're made from strong spring steel that's built to last and maintain its shape over time. The springs are engineered to work with your factory shocks and struts, making them a straightforward upgrade. You can expect about a 1.5-inch drop in ride height, which is enough to make a visual difference without making the car too difficult to drive daily.

When installing these springs, it's a good idea to have a spring compressor tool handy, as you'll need to compress the springs to remove and install them safely. It's also a good time to inspect your shocks and struts to see if they're due for replacement, as worn shocks can impact how the new springs perform.