Mevotech Supreme Coil Spring Set P/N:SMS81356

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$89.99
MPN: SMS81356
UPC: 669719512916
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Mevotech Supreme Coil Spring Set P/N:SMS81356
Mevotech Supreme Coil Spring Set P/N:SMS81356
$89.99

Help your truck's front end hold its ride height and soak up road impacts with the Mevotech Supreme coil spring set, part number SMS81356. It is a direct-fit replacement for the front suspension of the 2005-2007 Dodge Dakota. It is designed to support the vehicle's weight and cushion the bumps you drive over every day.

  • Constant-rate profile: Built with a constant rate spring profile, so the spring rate stays consistent through its travel.
  • High-grade alloy steel: Made from high grade alloy steel that is heat treated and annealed for high strength.
  • Corrosion-resistant surface treatment: A surface treatment designed to prevent the build-up of rust for a longer service life.

Coil springs carry the load at each corner and compress to absorb bumps, while the shocks control the rebound. A front coil spring may need replacing if the front end sits lower than it used to, the truck leans to one side, the suspension bottoms out over bumps, or a coil is visibly cracked or broken. For engine and drivetrain details on each application, see the Buyer's Guide tab.

Interchange: 19345655 · 20816 · 81356 · 30024470

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

19345655, 20816, 81356, SMS81356, 30024470

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does the Mevotech Supreme SMS81356 fit?

It is listed for the front suspension of the 2005-2007 Dodge Dakota. See the Buyer's Guide tab for application details.

What does a constant rate spring profile mean?

A constant rate spring keeps the same stiffness as it compresses. It resists each inch of travel with the same force throughout its range.

What is this coil spring set made of?

Mevotech lists high grade alloy steel that is heat treated and annealed for high strength. It has a corrosion resistant surface treatment designed to prevent rust build-up.

What are signs my front coil springs may need replacing?

Common signs are a front end sitting lower than normal, a lean to one side, bottoming out over bumps, or a cracked or broken coil. Inspect the suspension to confirm the cause before replacing parts.

Is special equipment needed to install coil springs?

Coil springs store a lot of energy, so installation generally calls for a proper spring compressor and the vehicle's service procedure. A wheel alignment check afterward is recommended.