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For Ford C-Max 13-18 Hatchback Liftgate Lift Supports Shock Spring Strut 2-Pack

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Pair Liftgate Lift Supports Gas Shocks For Ford C-Max 2017-18 Ford C-Max 2013-18

2x Rear Tailgate Lift Supports Gas Spring Struts for Ford C-Max 2013-2018 PM3258

Lift Supports Rear Tailgate For Ford C-Max 2013-18 Hatchback W/o Power Liftgate
WHY TO BUY?
One of the most annoying noises to hear on any vehicle is a suspension rattle. Loose suspension parts buzz and vibrate at speed and then clank and clunk when you drive slowly down the street. Often times these noises are caused by coil springs that have a worn out or damaged spring support. The job of Ford C-Max spring supports is to keep the steel springs isolated and held in place so that they do not rotate, rattle around, and cause premature wear. Here at Andy's we have you covered with a good selection of Ford C-Max spring supports that will guarantee a quiet ride. So if your ride is starting to make some suspension noise, we think it is a good idea to inspect your Ford C-Max spring supports.
DID YOU KNOW?
Spring supports are a simple item but their job is crucial. Keeping the coil spring held firmly in place guarantees proper suspension geometry and movement. When spring supports are damaged or fail, the coil spring becomes loose in the strut which can cause problems with ride height, ride quality and in worse case scenarios the spring will bind and cause damage to other suspension pieces. If you are replacing your springs or struts we strongly encourage you to spend a little extra money and replace your Ford C-Max spring supports as well. This is a cheap way to gain a little added piece of mind.
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For Ford C-Max 13-18 Hatchback Liftgate Lift Supports Shock Spring Strut 2-Pack

Qty (2) Liftgate Lift Supports Shock Spring Strut For Ford C-Max 13-18 Hatchback

2 Pcs For Ford C-Max 13-18 Hatchback Liftgate Lift Supports Shock Spring Strut

Pair Liftgate Lift Supports Gas Shocks For Ford C-Max 2017-18 Ford C-Max 2013-18

2x Rear Tailgate Lift Supports Gas Spring Struts for Ford C-Max 2013-2018 PM3258

Lift Supports Rear Tailgate For Ford C-Max 2013-18 Hatchback W/o Power Liftgate
WHY TO BUY?
One of the most annoying noises to hear on any vehicle is a suspension rattle. Loose suspension parts buzz and vibrate at speed and then clank and clunk when you drive slowly down the street. Often times these noises are caused by coil springs that have a worn out or damaged spring support. The job of Ford C-Max spring supports is to keep the steel springs isolated and held in place so that they do not rotate, rattle around, and cause premature wear. Here at Andy's we have you covered with a good selection of Ford C-Max spring supports that will guarantee a quiet ride. So if your ride is starting to make some suspension noise, we think it is a good idea to inspect your Ford C-Max spring supports.
DID YOU KNOW?
Spring supports are a simple item but their job is crucial. Keeping the coil spring held firmly in place guarantees proper suspension geometry and movement. When spring supports are damaged or fail, the coil spring becomes loose in the strut which can cause problems with ride height, ride quality and in worse case scenarios the spring will bind and cause damage to other suspension pieces. If you are replacing your springs or struts we strongly encourage you to spend a little extra money and replace your Ford C-Max spring supports as well. This is a cheap way to gain a little added piece of mind.
Popular Categories
C-Max Parts
C-Max Sway Bars
C-Max Strut Bars
C-Max Ball Joints
C-Max Bump Stops
C-Max End Links
C-Max Spring Supports
C-Max Subframe Braces
C-Max Tie Rods
C-Max Track Bars
C-Max Traction Bars
C-Max Exhaust Systems
C-Max Cold Air Intakes
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C-Max Racing Seats
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C-Max Ball Joints
C-Max Bump Stops
C-Max End Links
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