Hyundai Springs for Sale in South Africa
Aftermarket components -- not produced by the original vehicle manufacturer

Hyundai Springs by Model
Pick your Hyundai model below to see springs matched to your vehicle.
Part of our full range of Hyundai Suspension.

Hyundai i20
Fast MovingSprings for i20 hatchback

Hyundai i10
Fast MovingSprings for i10 hatchback

Hyundai Accent
Fast MovingSprings for Accent sedan

Hyundai Tucson
Fast MovingSprings for Tucson suv

Hyundai Getz
Fast MovingSprings for Getz hatchback

Hyundai ix35
Fast MovingSprings for ix35 suv

Hyundai Creta
Fast MovingSprings for Creta suv

Hyundai Elantra
Fast MovingSprings for Elantra sedan

Hyundai Atos
In DemandSprings for Atos hatchback

Hyundai H1
In DemandSprings for H1 van

Hyundai H100
In DemandSprings for H100 commercial

Hyundai Santa Fe
In DemandSprings for Santa Fe suv
Displaying 12 of 20 Hyundai models
What Are Springs?
Springs are the steel coils that support the car's weight and absorb bump energy, working alongside the dampers. On Hyundais we see broken coil springs on the i20 and Accent where SA's potholed roads fatigue the metal — usually snapping at the bottom coil with a loud clunk.
Signs You Need New Springs
Related Parts Categories
Looking for something else? Browse related Hyundai parts categories.
Gas and hydraulic shock absorbers that soak up bumps on Hyundai vehicles
StrutsFront and rear strut assemblies that support and locate Hyundai suspension
Control ArmsUpper and lower control arms that anchor the suspension geometry of a Hyundai
Ball JointsSuspension and steering ball joints that keep a Hyundai tracking straight
Sway BarAnti-roll and stabilizer bars that curb body roll on Hyundai vehicles
Tie RodsInner and outer tie rod ends that keep Hyundai steering precise
BushingsRubber and poly bushings plus mounts that quiet the Hyundai suspension
CoiloversHeight and damping adjustable coilover kits for Hyundai enthusiasts
Available Across South Africa
We deliver springs to cities and towns across all 9 provinces.
Common Questions About Springs
What are the symptoms of a broken Hyundai coil spring?
A sudden clunk over potholes, the car leaning to one corner at rest, uneven tyre wear and sometimes a scraping noise on bump. Turn the steering lock-to-lock and look into the wheel arch — a broken spring is usually visible at the bottom coil.
Is it safe to drive a Hyundai with a broken coil spring?
Briefly to get home or to a workshop, at low speed. Long-term no — the broken coil can perforate a tyre, damage the strut and the handling is compromised. Book it in within a day or two, not a week.
How much does it cost to replace a Hyundai coil spring?
Our SA supplier network stocks Hyundai coil-spring replacements, typically inexpensive parts. Labour is the bigger variable — strut assembly removal takes an hour a side. Request a free quote with your model for an all-in estimate.
Should Hyundai coil springs be replaced in pairs?
Yes, always in pairs on the same axle. Fitting one new spring alongside a settled older one causes uneven ride height and handling imbalance. Budget for both front or both rear springs — it's cheap insurance and the labour is already committed.
Why does my Hyundai sit lower on one corner?
Either a broken coil spring or a settled spring on that corner. If one side has been loaded heavily for years — passenger vs empty-seat commuter — springs settle unevenly. Compare ride height with a tape measure; anything more than 10mm difference warrants a spring swap.
Struggling to Find the Correct Springs?
Our Hyundai parts advisors can cross-reference your VIN or engine code to pinpoint exactly what you need.