Tanabe

Want a lower car with a sharper stance and better handling? Tanabe is a Japanese brand making suspension parts and exhaust systems for Japanese and other popular cars. Here you’ll find lowering springs, coilovers, strut tower bars and exhaust systems that give your car a sportier stance without sacrificing everyday comfort.

Japanese tuning with a focus on balance

Tanabe comes from Japan and has spent many years developing parts for the Japanese tuning culture. The brand is especially well known for its lowering springs, which many choose because they lower the car and tighten up the handling while remaining usable every day. Tanabe takes a balanced approach in which looks, handling and comfort should work together. The range covers a wide selection of models from Honda, Toyota, Subaru, Nissan and Mazda, among others.

Tanabe’s key products

The lowering springs are the heart of the range and come in several variants with different drops and spring rates, from modest drops for street use to lower setups with a more aggressive look. For those who want to adjust ride height and damping, there are coilovers. Strut tower bars stiffen the front of the body and give more precise steering. Tanabe also makes stainless steel exhaust systems with a focus on a pleasant sound. See each product for vehicle fitment.

Buy Tanabe from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Tanabe solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

Can I fit Tanabe lowering springs with the original shock absorbers?

Often yes, especially with moderate drops. With larger drops it pays to switch to shocks designed for the shorter travel, so comfort and durability are maintained.

What does a strut tower bar do?

The bar connects the two strut towers and reduces body flex in corners. This gives more direct steering and a more stable feel, especially when driving quickly on winding roads.