Restore the ride height, handling, and control of your Nissan Maxima with the KYB Strut-Plus Suspension Strut and Coil Spring Assembly (SR4672) — a complete corner unit that pairs the strut, mount, and spring in one pre-assembled package. It installs at the front-left corner of the 2016-2023 Nissan Maxima, engineered with a side-specific design and components just as the vehicle manufacturer intended.
As an original-equipment supplier, KYB builds the Strut-Plus around an OE-Restoring KYB strut to help bring your ride back to factory characteristics.
- KYB Excel-G strut: features a stronger steel outer shell and KYB's application-specific, precision-designed damping valves.
- High-carbon steel coil spring: developed around the vehicle's attributes and corner weights to help keep ride height within OE specifications.
- Engineered for electronic safety systems: designed to help vehicles equipped with ESC, ABS, and similar systems, since the strut affects stability and can influence crash-avoidance systems.
- Pre-assembled for professional results: exact-fitment engineered so it drops in without a separate spring compressor.
A strut assembly supports vehicle weight, sets ride height, acts as the steering pivot, and controls stability — making a worn unit a common source of poor handling and uneven ride. This KYB unit is a #1 recommended OE replacement choice for Asian vehicles and a winner of Best Overall Import Aftermarket Product.
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicle does the KYB SR4672 fit?
It is a direct-fit front-left corner assembly for the 2016-2023 Nissan Maxima. See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm the fit for your exact vehicle.
Is this a complete strut assembly?
Yes. It is a complete corner unit that includes the KYB Excel-G strut, the mount, and the coil spring, pre-assembled and ready to install.
Do I need a spring compressor to install it?
No. The Strut-Plus arrives pre-assembled and engineered for exact fitment, so you avoid handling a separately compressed coil spring during installation.
What kind of spring does it use?
It uses a high-carbon steel coil spring developed around the vehicle's attributes and corner weights to help keep ride height within OE specifications.
Should I replace both sides at the same time?
This listing is for one front-left assembly. Replacing struts as a matched pair per axle is a good practice for balanced, even handling; order the matching side as needed.