Lesjofors 4208497 Coil Spring - Rear

Rear Coil Spring for BMW 535d xDrive

Lesjofors 4208497 is a rear coil spring for the 2014-2016 BMW 535d xDrive. It is built to OE-quality standards and uses high-strength steel with protective finishing for consistent suspension performance.

Key Features

• Rear coil spring for BMW 535d xDrive applications
• Seat included: No
• Manufactured from high-strength steel
• Heat treated, shot peened, and pre-set for stable spring characteristics
• Zinc phosphate coated and epoxy powder coat painted for corrosion resistance
• Lesjofors part number 4208497

Product Details

Lesjofors 4208497 is a replacement rear coil spring engineered for the BMW 535d xDrive, covering 2014, 2015, and 2016 model years. Lesjofors has a long history in spring manufacturing and supplies replacement springs built to meet or exceed OE quality expectations. This part cross-references BMW 33536794654 for the same application. If you are searching for a rear coil spring for 2014-2016 BMW 535d xDrive, Lesjofors 4208497 provides a direct-fit suspension replacement.

What It Helps Address

• Rear ride height that has dropped from spring fatigue
• Uneven rear suspension stance
• Noise or harshness caused by a weakened coil spring
• Loss of load support at the rear of the vehicle
• Restoration of factory-style spring rate and support

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify rear-position fitment before installation. Inspect spring seats, mounts, and related suspension components for wear or damage during service. Because Seat Included is listed as No, reuse or replace the seat separately as required by the vehicle setup. For balanced handling, many technicians replace coil springs in pairs on the same axle.

Quality Assurance

Lesjofors coil springs are manufactured with heat treatment, shot peening, zinc phosphate coating, epoxy powder coating, presetting, and testing to support consistent OE-style performance. Lesjofors has supplied springs for a wide range of European vehicles and has a long-standing spring manufacturing heritage dating back to 1852.