🌟 Bilstein 199020 Spring: Enhance Suspension Performance with Cutting-Edge Innovation Review

I bought these springs with Bilstein dampers and Moog spring isolators. I am 100% satisfied with the entire installation.

I used this (Bilstein 199020 Spring) along with a Bilstein 5100, torsion wrench travel and 2 inch rear wheel blocks on my 2003 Commuter LT (Autoride), I have three inches of travel around and my borb drives much better than before.

Super smooth ride, now it rolls over bumps with confidence. Ride height is excellent and slightly higher than stock. I also use Bilstein 5100 shocks with a 2" lift coil spacer.

It worked great. When replacing the Nivomat suspension, the springs must be renewed. They are great with the Bilstein 5100. The ride is great. Even with 3-inch lift on the outskirts, it rides very well, not hard but not soft either.

2000's Tahoe without rear Magnarid and when I put in these new springs they were shorter which bothered me but WOW. DOESN'T MATTER. They are much stiffer and ride much better. VERY SOFT. They actually sit a bit higher than my old sag springs. Return to STOCK height

I have a Tahoe 05 with code ZW7. (aka Nivomat shocks) These shocks are $500 for a set. You cannot replace these shock absorbers with conventional shock absorbers without changing the springs. I chose Bilstein shock absorbers and these springs. It drives just as well, if not better than the original and costs half as much. It was an easy exchange. Very pleased, should have done it much sooner.

Replaced factory shocks and couldn't figure out why my '06 Tahoe was so hard to ride. Then I did some digging and found that I needed different springs. If my mechanic put them on and wow what a difference! Yes, they're definitely needed if you're going to strip out the premium factory suspension that Chevy used on this car. The stiffer spring eliminated the harsh bumps and smoothed the ride. Best price here at Revain with fast shipping!

I have replaced the stock springs with these along with the Bilstein rear shocks (24-143806) as recommended when upgrading from Nivomat Premium Smooth Ride (ZW7) shocks (not electronically controlled leveling shocks) to my Stock height, 4WD, transfer, '03 Yukon XL SLT with 103,000 miles. I also replaced the aftermarket front shocks with Bilstein shocks (24-065009). I tow a 5,000 lb RV with a truck and use Air Lift 1000 spring airbags. I did a little research and called a few salespeople to see…