Collection: Suzuki Swift Suspension Parts

The Suzuki Swift has been produced across five generations since 1983, with European-market relevance from the third generation (SF, 1989–2004) through the fourth (RS/M15A, 2005–2010), fifth (AZ/SWIFT, 2010–2017), and sixth (AZ, 2017–present). MacPherson front struts and a torsion beam or multilink rear axle are consistent across generations, but strut dimensions changed from the RS onwards. Confirm your generation from the door pillar build year and the engine code prefix in your VIN.

How to choose

The Bilstein B4 is the natural choice for a high-mileage Swift used as a reliable commuter — it matches the original light, precise feel. The B6 suits drivers who want a sportier, more agile Swift at standard ride height. Tein lowering springs are popular for stance on the RS through AZ range.