Buy OEM Mercedes-Benz Suspension Parts
Let suspension repairs go longer than they might've already, and it'll mean eventually losing control of your Mercedes-Benz and getting into an accident. Our advice: take care of them sooner rather than later; it'll keep your costs a lot lower. You're in luck; here at MB Part Source, we stock a huge selection of replacement parts, at the right price. Order today, and you'll have them at your door in no time; we ship fast, nationwide. Contact us with any questions.
Strut
Mercedes-Benz
254-620-39-01-64
Mounting console, center.
$58.80
MSRP $82.00
Save $23.20
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Mercedes-Benz Suspension FAQ
What are the Signs the Suspension in My Mercedes-Benz Needs Service?
They include problems with the steering system, trouble turning or braking, pulling sideways when you try to turn, a ride that's rougher than usual, tire treads that are unevenly worn, and oil or grease buildup on the shocks and struts. Not sure how to go about fixing something? Don't worry; a Mercedes-Benz dealer can help.
What Does Replacing the Suspension in a Mercedes-Benz Cost on Average?
Anywhere from $1,000 to $5,000. You could end up paying a lot less, though, if you only need, say, a shock replaced (a $200 to $1,500 expense, on average) or a spring changed (which can run $550 to $700 or so). Strut replacement alone runs anywhere from $50 to $900, and the wheel alignment you'll need at the same time can be as cheap as $20 and as pricey as $400.
Cost can, however, vary by Mercedes-Benz model also. Mercedes-Benz C 300 shock and strut replacement, for example? $2,000 to $2,140 or so. Active suspension air spring replacement in a Mercedes-Benz R 500, on the other hand? $760 to $785 or so.