Helper Springs for Ford Escape – Improve Rear Suspension Support
Upgrade your Ford Escape today with a helper spring kit and enjoy improved safety, comfort, and control — whether you’re commuting, hauling, or adventuring.
Need better rear suspension performance from your Ford Escape? Whether you're towing a small trailer, carrying gear for a weekend trip, or loading up the trunk with tools or supplies, helper springs provide added support, stability, and protection for your suspension system.
Improved Ride Height and Stability
Enhanced Driving Safety
Better Comfort and Control
Less Wear and Maintenance
Ford Escape Helper Springs — Ride taller, drive safer.
MAD helper springs keep your Escape level and controlled with passengers, luggage, or hitch loads — comfort remains close to stock when unladen.
TÜV approved
Bolt-on install
No maintenance
How it works
Auxiliary coils add support only when you load the car; stance and stability improve without air lines or compressors.
- Coils tuned to support OE springs
- Support ramps with payload
- Simple bolt-on hardware
What you’ll feel
- Reduced sag with luggage
- More stability in turns & crosswinds
- Comfort close to stock when empty
Why MAD vs. air
- Predictable spring rate, no leaks
- TÜV part approval & fitting manual
- Low upkeep — no compressors/lines
Available kits
Fitment
- Vehicle: Ford Escape(model years vary by market)
- Drivetrain: FWD / AWD (see kit notes)
- Approval: TÜV part approval; fitting manual included.
Install overview
- Coil springs: ≈ 60–90 min · Strut work; spring compressors required; alignment recommended afterwards.
- Upgrades improve support & stability but do not change GVWR or tow ratings.
✅ Compatible with U.S. Ford Escape Models:
Our helper spring kits are ideal for multiple Ford Escape generations, including:
- 2008–2012 (2nd Gen)
- 2013–2019 (3rd Gen)
- 2020+ (4th Gen)
Due to differences in suspension design (e.g., coil spring vs. multi-link setups), check your rear suspension configuration or contact us to confirm compatibility.
🔧 Why Install Helper Springs?
The Ford Escape is a versatile crossover, but when loaded heavily or used for towing, the rear suspension can sag or feel less stable. Helper springs add progressive support only when needed — maintaining comfort when empty, and control when full.
- Maintain level ride height with passengers or cargo
- Reduce rear-end sag and bouncing
- Improve cornering and handling
- Extend the lifespan of your suspension components
✅ 4 Reasons to Install Helper Springs on Your Ford Escape
1.
Prevent Rear Sag
Carrying bikes, gear, or towing? Helper springs keep your Escape level and stable under load.
2.
Better Handling and Safety
Improves control and reduces sway when driving with a full load — especially in corners and during braking.
3.
Protect Your Suspension
Reduce strain on factory springs and shocks, helping avoid premature wear or damage.
4.
Quick Installation
Bolt-on kit with all hardware included. Installs in about 1–2 hours with basic tools — no cutting or welding required.
