Mercedes W205 Rear Coil Supsension Spring Left Right N/O/S A2053240304 SET

Mercedes W205 Rear Coil Supsension Spring Left Right is a factory-spec suspension component set designed for the rear axle, ready for installation on both sides of the vehicle. By maintaining the original suspension performance characteristics, it ensures consistent vehicle handling, predictable reactions to road irregularities, and stable body behavior during daily use. This is a practical solution when replacing springs in pairs, ensuring balanced performance of the rear axle.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A2053240304-SET
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2053240304-SET
• Substitutable numbers: A2053240304, A 205 324 03 04
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right, Left
• Part type: Coil Spring Set
• Category: Leaf & Coil Springs

Purpose and vehicle placement

The set includes rear suspension springs designed for installation on the left and right sides of the rear axle. This configuration allows for the simultaneous replacement of both suspension elements, which is recommended to ensure even compression and maintain proper suspension geometry. The springs operate in the rear part of the chassis, working in conjunction with shock absorbers and other suspension components. A properly selected set contributes to:

• maintaining the correct rear ride height,
• vehicle stability when the trunk and rear seats are loaded,
• control of body roll during braking and cornering.

Technical and functional characteristics

The springs from the Leaf and coil springs category are responsible for storing energy during suspension compression and releasing it in a controlled manner when returning to the neutral position. In practice, this means:

• damping sudden compressions when driving over bumps,
• maintaining constant tire contact with the road surface,
• reducing suspension bottoming under heavier loads. Selecting springs dedicated to the specific generation of the Mercedes W205 allows for maintaining the factory chassis performance, which is particularly important in vehicles equipped with advanced electronic stability control systems. The rear axle set facilitates service and minimizes the risk of stiffness discrepancies between the sides of the vehicle.

Condition of components and service application

The offered set is an aftermarket part, making it a reasonable choice for maintenance repairs where cost-effectiveness is a priority. Used suspension springs are often chosen in situations where:

• one of the rear springs has broken and replacing both is recommended,
• the vehicle shows visible "sagging" of the rear body,
• it is necessary to restore the stock characteristics after previous suspension modifications. Replacing the set on the rear axle helps restore predictable vehicle behavior, reduce excessive body roll, and improve ride comfort without interfering with other components.

Benefits of using an original set for Mercedes

By using springs dedicated to the Mercedes W205, you gain:

• compatibility with the factory suspension – no need for adaptations or modifications,
• consistent performance parameters on the left and right sides of the rear axle,
• preservation of the vehicle handling characteristics intended by the manufacturer. For workshops and private users, this means faster installation, a predictable end result, and easier diagnostics of any potential future suspension issues. The rear spring set is particularly recommended during comprehensive chassis maintenance, especially when shock absorbers, bump stops, or control arm bushings are being replaced simultaneously.

Repair expansion and related components

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear suspension area in your Mercedes and need other items from the same group, such as additional springs, leaf springs, or suspension elements, check out the available parts in the Mercedes leaf and coil springs category. For drivers interested in a broader perspective on how suspension elements affect vehicle handling and their interaction with the steering and power steering systems, our guide article Steering and power steering – how it works and what fails? may be helpful, as it discusses practical aspects of diagnostics and maintenance of chassis components.