How long does it take to replace rear coil springs?
 The job is done. Of course we make this sound very simple but in reality this job will probably take you between one and two hours.  A trained car mechanic can do this in an hour, which means by doing it yourself you will be saving somewhere in the neighborhood of $75 to $100 in labor fees.
Should rear coil springs be replaced in pairs?
It’s recommended to replace coil springs in pairs. Over time coil springs weaken, so if you replace only one spring, the left and right springs will respond differently to the road and the left and ride sides may have a different ride height. We don’t recommend replacing coil springs DIY, because it’s not safe.
How much does it cost to replace rear springs?
The actual price will vary depending on your vehicle, location, type of spring replaced and whether you need additional services. Labor costs typically range between $133 and $168, while you may spend $217 to $254 for the parts.
Can you drive a car with a broken rear coil spring?
No. It is not recommended. A damaged or collapsed spring can cause sagging and noise and affect alignment angles. While you can still drive, the ride will be rough and the car will be difficult to control in an emergency.
Is it easy to replace rear coil springs?
Front coil springs are more complicated than most rear coil springs as in most passenger cars, rear coil springs will be able to be changed at the same time. Simply drop the rear axle, slide the springs out, and install the new springs.
Do coil springs need to be changed when replacing the struts?
Do coil springs need to be changed when replacing the struts? The answer is no: if the spring is in a good shape, it can be re-used with the new strut.
How much does it cost to install coil springs?
Labor costs typically range between $133 and $168, while you may spend $217 to $254 for the parts. Also, if the shop has to order a new coil spring for your truck, you may not have your vehicle for several days. Worn or damaged coil springs need replacement, rather than repair.