Absolutely. Many people think replacing struts and shocks will solve that problem but they don't hold the car up, springs do. You can push a strut to the collapsed position by hand so it's obvious that can't hold the car up. They just keep it from bouncing after hitting bumps.
When the springs are sagged, you will also find the ride height is low. Visit a tire and alignment shop to have the ride height measured. They all have books with the published measurements and the locations to take those measurements.
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Tuesday, July 26th, 2011 AT 1:08 AM