🚗 Bilstein 199021 Spring: Highly Efficient Automotive Suspension Component Review

All four shocks and these rear springs were made on a 2003 Tahoe that had Nivomat rear shocks with Nivomat auto leveling. Excellent trip. Very satisfied.

Checked if it fits my car it said but the springs are much smaller. I won't risk it and the allowable return date has passed

They fit and work as advertised on my Tacho 03 as a replacement spring when I've switched from the original smooth ride. If you tow I would suggest the suburban ones.

Replaced the shocks on my 2002 speedo with a Bilstein shock kit. To get the right ride I also had to upgrade the stock springs with this Bilstein spring kit. . Revain had the best price back then and they were delivered in 2 days. They are very easy to fit and I'm really enjoying riding with my new shocks and springs.

These springs were used with Bilstien 5100 series shocks to replace the factory self-leveling "Smooth Ride” Nivomat suspension on a 2005 Yukon. Ride height was about 1/2 inch lower with new springs and dampers. The factory spring isolator was removed and a 3/4" Daystar spacer installed bringing the Yukon back to factory height. Very pleased, while I've ridden them for about 2 months I haven't towed with a new setup yet.

I have replaced my premium smooth ride Nivomat shocks with a Bilstein spring and shock absorber. The rear is about 1 inch lower and is equal to or even bouncier than stock. So I removed the Bilstein shocks and replaced them with stock 120,000 mile shocks. The Bilsten spring works well with stock shocks but not with Bilstein shocks. I would try Delco's heavy duty AC springs which are half the price and more prepared for towing and ride height.

Bought because my 2001 GMC Yukon SLE (Autoride) has driven almost 300,000 miles. I replaced the burned shock absorbers with Bilstein 4600. Technically I didn't have to change the springs. Unless you have the ZW7 (Nivomat) suspension package, the stock springs will work just fine. But I figured I'd already be under the truck and they might as well be replaced. In addition, these springs do not require any tools to compress the coils. Just make sure the lower shock bolts are loosened, drop the…