3actual

I'd say $300 to $600 is fair. If it is a reputable shop you have to realize they have to pay for overhead, direct/indirect labor, etc. If you can get it done cheaper that is great. I'd rather pay a little more if I know the quality of work will be better.

Fsportme

Ain't no way I'd pay $6 bills to install coilovers. $250 to $350 max seems fair. It ain't rocket science!

600rr

Fair price. Usually the alignment itself is already $100.

AeyBeCei

NYC I was quoted 250$ for installment of coilovers

Chrispies

It really all depends on where you're located. Its best if you go into the local forum page and ask members in your area. Down here in SoCal, I paid $150 to have install springs.

robert2423

Damn envision told me 850 with alignment lol f them.

abenjack

Do it yourself. Find a friend who can help and your down to $0/hour

Sal650

I’m about 3 years too late but I see you’re in SF. In San Mateo, where did u get quoted for 300? I’m getting quotes closer to the 1000 mark

manchild

180 to 220 is fair. A decent Saturday afternoon of pizza and beer is about what I would charge a friend. This is about a 2 hour job and I didn't need an alignment when I was done. Anything past $250 is robbery. This is honestly not a difficult thing to do. The hardest part is probably compressing the spring. Spring compressors are cheap on Amazon or just borrow a set from autozone.

There are about 6 guides on this site. Don't pay $1k, go to a garage day or diy.

LaZeR

4-Wheel Alignments (4WA) in Los Angeles/Orange County ALONE are around $300!! No Budging on Price of 4WA at Lexus Dealers - they simply WILL NOT negotiate.

JNP1227

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I paid $350 to install coils and it took about 3hrs. Add another $80-100 for an alignment.

It honestly isnt a difficult job if you have a lift and the right tools. Rears are the harder pair to remove.