Best place to buy replacement rear springs for 2002 QX4?

[Mike94ZLT1]

Hey guys, my 2002 QX4 is sagging a bit in the rear. I replaced the shocks which helped the ride but it still sags a bit, especially towing a jet ski. Where's the best place to buy replacement springs? Thanks! -Mike

[04pathse]

you may want to consider this:

https://www.amazon.com/Air-Lift-60742-1 ... B000BTK8WA

[Mike94ZLT1]

Thanks! I really think the rear springs are shot. There isn't a lot of tongue weight with this trailer, I can easily pick it up myself and spin it around. The factory springs have 135K on them. I found the replacement Moog's on Amazon, does the Pathfinder use the same springs front and rear as the QX4?

[carldu]

Check out rockauto. They offer replacement ones like Moog and ACdelco.

[nickelghandi]

+1 for Moog rear springs. I bought mine on Amazon for less than $40.00. It fixed the rear sag and stiffened the steering a little bit. Less rear-end sway with high speed maneuvers. The current price looks to be $43.78.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005E ... UTF8&psc=1

[Mike94ZLT1]

What about the front springs? Nothing comes up for a QX4 but they do for a Pathfinder.

[AlabamaDan]

+1 for Moog rear springs. I bought mine on Amazon for less than $40.00. It fixed the rear sag and stiffened the steering a little bit. Less rear-end sway with high speed maneuvers. The current price looks to be $43.78.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005E ... UTF8&psc=1

Are these stock or something more?

[Hawairish]

Are these stock or something more?

Stock replacements.

[AlabamaDan]

I think we need something a little more than stock in the rear.

[Renthal]

i bought those moog replacement springs and put in new shocks and its still pretty soft in the rear. bottoms out with some weight back there.

[Threewood]

I think we need something a little more than stock in the rear.

https://www.rocky-road.com/nissan-pathf ... t-kit.html

I ordered a set of these at the link and I no longer bottom out with rear seat passengers. I used the OME with a 1.75" lift.

[Hawairish]

The OMEs are a great option if you carry any loads. I’d recommend the shocks and struts, too, but it can be an expensive option. Had an all-OME suspension on my truck for a few years and the ride quality and load handling was great.