Toyota Corolla NZE Heavy-Duty Coil Springs – Clean Ex-Japan Quality

Genuine Toyota Corolla NZE Heavy-Duty Coil Springs – Clean Ex-Japan Quality

Is your Toyota NZE “crying” every time you have passengers in the back? The NZE is a reliable workhorse, but its original Japanese springs are often too soft for our high speed bumps and uneven roads. This leads to the undercarriage scraping, which can damage your exhaust, oil pan, and fuel tank. At Taleon Autospares, we offer Ex-Japan Heavy-Duty Coil Springs as the ultimate fix for the NZE121, ZZE122, and CE120 models.

Unlike cheap lifting spacers which can make your car feel “wobbly” or loose on the highway, these heavy-duty springs use thicker, high-tensile steel to provide a firm, permanent lift.

Why “Ex-Japan Heavy-Duty” is the Best Upgrade for Your NZE:

• Permanent Ground Clearance: These springs raise the car back to (and slightly above) its original factory height, ensuring you clear those notorious estate speed bumps with ease.

• Better Load Support: Perfect for NZE owners who carry heavy luggage or use their cars for taxi services. The rear will no longer “squat” or sink when three people sit in the back.

• Preserved Road Handling: Because these are genuine Japanese-spec heavy-duty units, they maintain the NZE’s famous comfortable ride without the “jumping” effect caused by poor-quality local springs.

• Save on Future Repairs: By keeping the car higher, you protect expensive under-car components like the catalytic converter and suspension bushes from impact damage.

• Direct Bolt-On Fit: Guaranteed to fit perfectly on all 120-series Corollas (NZE121, NZE124, Fielder, and RunX) with no modifications required.

Signs Your Toyota NZE Needs New Heavy-Duty Springs:

• Visible Rear-End Sag: The back of your car sits lower than the front, giving it a “slanted” look.

• Scraping on Bumps: You hear a metallic “thud” or scraping sound from underneath the car when driving over potholes or bumps.

• Uneven Tire Wear: Weak springs cause poor alignment, leading to your tires wearing out faster on the inner or outer edges.

• Headlights Pointing Too High: Because the rear is sagging, your headlights are tilted upward, often blinding oncoming drivers at night.

• The “Bounce” Test: If the car feels “mushy” or sways excessively when taking corners, the springs have lost their tension.

Specifications:

• Vehicle Compatibility: Toyota Corolla NZE121, ZZE122, NZE124 (AWD), RunX, Allex, Fielder

• Part Type: Front or Rear Heavy-Duty Coil Springs

• Source: Genuine Ex-Japan (Grade A Used)

• Price: KSh 10,000 for the set

Get your NZE back to its hardworking best. Visit Taleon Autospares on Kirinyaga Road or call us for nationwide delivery today!

Expert Recommendation: When installing these heavy-duty springs, it is the perfect time to check your Shock Absorbers. Healthy shocks are needed to control the stronger rebound of a heavy-duty spring. Replacing both together ensures a 100% smooth and silent ride.