Dodge Durango Leaf Springs

When the Dodge Durango hit the market back in 1998, it shared eighty percent of its parts with the Dakota pickup truck. The first-gen Durango had a leaf spring rear suspension, a traditional setup used on pickups because of its incredible durability and the strength needed to ensure high towing and hauling capacities. A major drawback of this setup is a stiff, bouncy ride, especially if your SUV isn't loaded with passengers. Already in 2004, when the Durango entered its second generation, its leaf springs were replaced with coil springs to improve ride comfort. If you own the original version of this truck that's still going strong and you're looking for replacement suspension parts to restore the performance of this system, we've got you covered.

Leaf spring suspension issues manifest as sagging, poor handling, and creaking noise. Here you'll find the necessary repair parts that will restore the original ride and handling, and many of them are made to be stronger and longer-lasting than stock. The Dodge Durango leaf springs & components on offer are built to meet or exceed OE requirements. Sourced from MOOG, Dorman, Centric, and other aftermarket brands, they fit and install like the components they are replacing and often feature better material constructions than the parts your SUV came originally equipped with.