H&R Lowering Springs for Škoda Superb Combi Type 3T/3V

Upgrade your Škoda Superb Combi Type 3T/3V with these premium H&R Lowering Springs. Designed to provide a sportier look and improved handling, these springs are the perfect addition for any driving enthusiast looking to improve their vehicle’s performance and aesthetics.

Technical Information

• Part Number: 28784-7
• Vehicle Compatibility: Škoda Superb Combi Type 3T/3V
• Lowering Amount: 30-35 mm
• Material: High-quality steel
• Finish: Powder-coated for durability
• Improved handling and stability
• Sportier appearance

These H&R Lowering Springs are engineered to lower your vehicle by approximately 30-35 mm, giving it a more aggressive stance and improved road grip. Made from high-quality steel and powder-coated for long-lasting durability, these springs are built to withstand the rigors of daily driving while providing a smoother, more controlled ride.

Experience the difference in performance and style with H&R Lowering Springs for your Škoda Superb Combi. Order yours today and take your driving experience to the next level!

H&R Performance Lowering Springs Key Features

• Sporty Look & Performance – Achieve optimized handling and a stylish, sporty appearance while maintaining standard ride comfort. The springs are precisely tuned to work seamlessly with original shock absorbers.
• German Engineering – Developed and manufactured in Lennestadt, Germany, ensuring top-notch quality and durability.
• Discreet Lowering – Lowers the vehicle’s center of gravity subtly, improving performance without drastic changes. Compatible with vehicles equipped with electronically controlled shock absorbers or active suspensions.
• Durability – Made from hardened and tempered spring steel, featuring weather-resistant surface protection through zinc phosphating and powder coating, typically in the iconic "H&R Blue."
• Certification – Comes with ABE (valid in Germany) or part approval, ensuring compliance and safety.

Experience the perfect blend of performance, aesthetics, and German engineering with H&R lowering springs.