Eibach ERL OE replacement spring, front axle - MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class, MERCEDES-BENZ CLS ... (R23260)

Eibach Replacement Line (ERL) - high-quality OE replacement springs in Eibach quality.

• Ideal for replacing worn or damaged original springs
• Standard replacement springs in original quality
• Precisely manufactured for optimum fit and driving comfort
• Made from high-quality spring steel for durability

Vehicle fitment (Eibach)

• MERCEDES-BENZ CLS (C257): Coupe 2017-: CLS 350 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric
• MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class (A238): Convertible 2017-: E 200 Petrol, E 300 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric, E 300 Petrol
• MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class (C238): Coupe 2016-: E 200 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric, E 200 Petrol, E 300 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric, E 300 Petrol, E 350 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric
• MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class (W213): Saloon 2016-2021: E 180 Petrol, E 200 135 kW (184 PS) - Suspension: for vehicles with lowered suspension for optional equipment code (SA code): 677, E 200 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric, E 200 d Diesel, E 220 d Diesel, E 250 Petrol, E 300 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric, E 300 Petrol, E 350 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric; Saloon 2021- Facelift: E 180 Petrol, E 200 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric, E 200 Petrol, E 200 d Diesel, E 220 d Diesel, E 250 Petrol, E 300 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric, E 350 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric
• MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class T-Model (S213): Estate 2016-: E 200 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric, E 200 Petrol, E 200 d Diesel, E 220 d Diesel, E 250 Petrol, E 300 EQ Boost Petrol/Electric

TÜV / ABE available upon request

We currently ship within Europe only.

If a part is not available, we will contact you with an estimated wait time.

If you wish to return a product after receiving it, we offer a 14-day returns policy. Custom-made products are not eligible for return, and return shipping is at the customer's expense. Full delivery and returns terms are on the “Delivery Information” page — the link is at the bottom of the page.

Products come with a warranty, detailed in a certificate included in the box.

To make a valid claim, you must prove the damage was not caused by you and that the warranty certificate is valid.

Full terms are on the “Terms & Conditions” page — the link is at the bottom of the page.