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MTS Technik Suspension Review

Product range and features

• Lowering springs: MTS springs are described as generally more aggressive than Eibach Pro-Kit springs, with a lowering range between the Pro-Kit and Sportline. Eibach Pro-Kit and Sportline springs are also available for some applications.
• Lowering kits: MTS offers its own dampers paired with a choice of MTS or Eibach springs. The dampers are described as well-made and TÜV-approved.
• Coilovers: Three setups are available:
  • Comfort: Lowers the car while retaining a more comfortable ride.
  • Street: Firmer and more performance-oriented, with a character compared to the Bilstein B8.
  • Stance: Similar to Street but allows substantially more lowering, with shorter damper travel.
• Finish options: Gold is the standard finish; a more expensive stainless-steel version is also available. Both finishes are offered across the Comfort, Street and Stance levels.
• Adjustable top mounts: Available separately for some cars and coilover levels, allowing camber adjustment.
• Replacement dampers: MTS also sells dampers for use with standard springs. They are described as comparable in character to Bilstein B6 units.

Experience, advantages and drawbacks

Martin says he waited to review the brand until he had tried it. He praises the welding, construction, fit and installation quality.

The shop has fitted MTS suspension to roughly six to ten cars, and its meticulous mechanic also rated the product highly. Martin says the suspensions offer reassuring installation quality and vehicle behavior at a reasonable price.

Delivery and stock: Martin reports that many requested items were in stock and that quoted delivery dates were met. He describes this as an improvement over other brands whose delivery estimates had repeatedly slipped.

Drawbacks and limitations: The standard Gold version is not stainless steel, while the stainless-steel version costs more. Adjustable top mounts are not available for every car, and specific options depend on the application. No specific ride-quality complaints about MTS are reported.

Comparisons

MTS is positioned as a better-made, more confidence-inspiring alternative to very cheap coilovers. Martin says his workshop stopped installing some low-cost brands because it was uncomfortable with their behavior and did not want to risk customer complaints.

The Street coilover is compared to a Bilstein B8 in firmness and intent, while MTS replacement dampers are likened to Bilstein B6 units.

MTS also works with Eibach: for certain kits, customers can choose MTS springs or Eibach Pro-Kit or Sportline springs. Eibach springs are described as having their usual homologation.

Company background

MTS is part of North Performance, a Poland-based company founded in 2005 as a tuning and aftermarket-suspension business. The company grew from distributing suspension brands, including Eibach, to manufacturing its own dampers and springs. Martin says an agreement with Eibach around 2014 involved technology transfer.

He describes the company as having substantial facilities and taking a serious, reliable approach to business.

Verdict

Martin’s recommendation is strongly positive. Based on the shop’s installations, he says MTS offers good build quality, credible road behavior, a broad product range and dependable delivery at a reasonable price. He presents it as a worthwhile alternative to both established brands with delayed service and poorly regarded budget coilovers.

No numerical score or rating is given.

Views from others mentioned

• Martin: The main reviewer; his overall experience and recommendation are positive.
• The shop’s mechanic: Reportedly praised the quality after inspecting and fitting the product.
• Distributors and friends in Galicia: Martin says they also spoke positively about MTS’s work and reliability.