Eibach E10-79-010-04-22 Pro-Kit Lowering Springs for 15-25 VW Golf/Jetta

Vehicle Fitment

• 2015-2019 Volkswagen Golf SportWagen (Torsion Beam Rear Axle) - FWD
• 2019-2025 Volkswagen Jetta (MKVII, Torsion Beam Rear Axle) - FWD

Features

• Premium Eibach PRO-KIT performance lowering spring set
• Progressive spring design for improved handling and ride quality
• Lowers vehicle center of gravity for enhanced cornering
• Reduces body roll during aggressive driving
• Improves braking response and stability
• Aggressive, lowered stance for better aesthetics
• Engineered to work with OEM dampers
• Durable high-tensile spring steel construction
• Corrosion-resistant finish for lasting performance

Specifications

• Part Number: E10-79-010-04-22
• Application: Set of 4 lowering springs (front & rear)
• Front Drop: ~1.7 in (approx. 43 mm) lower than stock
• Rear Drop: ~1.8 in (approx. 46 mm) lower than stock
• Fits torsion beam rear axle configurations
• Compatible with factory shock absorbers
• Coil spring type: Progressive rate
• Finish: Black corrosion-resistant coating

Included Components

• 4x Eibach PRO-KIT lowering springs

Product Description

The Eibach E10-79-010-04-22 PRO-KIT Lowering Springs are a performance suspension upgrade designed specifically for select Volkswagen Golf SportWagen (2015-2019) and Jetta (2019-2025) models equipped with a torsion beam rear axle. These springs lower the vehicle approximately 1.7 in at the front and 1.8 in at the rear, bringing the center of gravity lower than stock for improved stability, sharper cornering, and reduced body roll.

Constructed from high-tensile spring steel and featuring a progressive rate design, this PRO-KIT set delivers enhanced performance without significantly compromising ride quality when used with the vehicle's original damping components. The lowered stance also gives your VW a more aggressive look by reducing excess wheel well gap while enhancing overall handling dynamics - perfect for enthusiasts seeking better road manners and visual appeal. Installation typically involves removal of factory springs and may require a spring compressor tool.