H&R 54788 Sport Lowering Springs for 2015-2019 VW Golf Sportwagen MK7 1.8T/TDI

Vehicle Fitment

• 2015-2019 Volkswagen Golf Sportwagen MK7 (S/SE/SEL, 1.8T/TDI, FWD/AWD depending on configuration)

Features

• High-performance Sport Series lowering springs engineered by H&R
• Lowers vehicle center of gravity for improved handling
• Progressive spring rate design for balanced ride comfort and performance
• Improves cornering stability and reduces body roll
• Enhances vehicle stance and reduces fender gap
• Precision wound to fit factory MacPherson front and torsion beam rear suspension
• Durable spring steel construction for long-lasting performance
• Maintains competent ride quality for daily driving
• Compatible with DCC (Dynamic Chassis Control) where equipped

Specifications

• Part Number: 54788
• Application: Front and rear lowering springs
• Front lowered ride height: ~1.5 inches
• Rear lowered ride height: ~1.2 inches
• Spring type: Progressive rate steel springs
• Installation location: Front & Rear
• Chassis code: MK7
• Designed for torsion beam rear suspension variants

Included Components

• 1x Set of H&R Sport Lowering Springs (front & rear pair)

Product Description

The H&R 54788 Sport Lowering Springs are a high-quality suspension upgrade designed specifically for Volkswagen Golf Sportwagen MK7 models from the 2015 through 2019 model years, including S, SE, and SEL trims with 1.8T and TDI engines. These sport springs lower the vehicle's ride height by approximately 1.5 inches in the front and 1.2 inches in the rear, reducing the center of gravity and delivering improved handling, reduced body roll, and a more aggressive stance.

Manufactured with precision progressive-rate spring steel, the H&R Sport Springs blend enhanced driving dynamics with competent ride comfort for daily use. They are engineered to fit vehicles equipped with torsion beam rear suspension - including those with Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC) systems - and are an ideal choice for enthusiasts seeking better road feel and aesthetics without sacrificing everyday drivability. Installation typically uses the factory mounting points and can be performed with common suspension tools.