What makes Whiteline different from OEM suspension components?

Whiteline suspension products are engineered for performance and durability well beyond OEM standards. While factory (OEM) components often use soft rubber bushings that degrade over time and under load, Whiteline uses advanced polyurethane and bushing technology that resists oil, heat, abrasion, and weathering. This results in sharper handling, more responsive steering, better load control, and significantly improved lifespan — without the harshness of traditional solid bushings.

Do I need a wheel alignment after installing Whiteline components?

It’s recommended to perform a wheel alignment after installation to ensure optimal performance and tire wear.

Are Whiteline Fixed Offset Upper Control Arms (UCAs) necessary for lifted vehicles?

They help maintain correct alignment and steering geometry after a vehicle is lifted.

Can I install Whiteline products myself?

Some products are DIY-friendly, but professional installation is recommended for suspension components.

Do Whiteline products come with a warranty?

Yes. Please refer to our warranty policy for details.

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Test Fits: Mercedes Benz CLA250

January 20, 2026

I was able to get a 2019 CLA250 in for test fitment on our springs we will be making. These springs were an easy install and probably the easiest lower spring install I have ever done on a vehicle.

Here are some pictures of the ride height before the install.

Mercedes Benz CLA250 stock ride height

The springs brought the ride height down to about a 20mm drop both front and rear. So it is not a dramatic drop, but can definitely tell the car is lowered. The owner of the vehicle wanted to make sure the car still drove close to factory as his wife daily drives it. After the test drive, I knew she would still enjoy the ride quality.

Here is the car after the spring install. After about 150 miles the springs should settle.

Mercedes Benz CLA250 after spring install