Does Coil SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs # CSS-1125R Fit 2015 Honda CR-V AWD

Updated 01/22/2026 | Published 01/20/2026

Question:

I have a Honda CRV 2015 AWD with sagging rear especially with load or towing. I saw the SumoSprings CSS-1125R which are supposed to fit, but saw a review that they dont fit. What is the truth here?

asked by: Sandy M

Expert Reply:

Hey Sandy, the Coil SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs # CSS-1125R that you referenced does fit your 2015 Honda CR-V AWD. It is a confirmed fit for the 2WD and the AWD models like you have so it would work great for you. Where did you see a review that said it didn't work?

expert reply by: Jameson C

Michael

1/21/2026

Sumo coil overs didn't work as advertised. Wasted $300 .

Jameson C.

1/21/2026

@Michael Did they not provide any additional support?

Jw T.

1/22/2026

I added these SumoSprings bushings to my 2018 Subaru Crosstrek two(+) years ago in order to reduce the sag experienced during long trips with a well-loaded accessory tray (hitch-mounted) combined with interior and roof load. While I do have a heavy duty suspension on the car, I wanted a little less sag in the rear in order to have better headlight visibility (without re-aiming them just for the trip) and steering control. I ended up with about an inch less sag in the rear, which is exactly what I needed. Installation was rather difficult, but likely my challenge was in no small part to the heavy duty springs (larger diameter metal) already installed. Even then, it was maybe a twenty minute job. I cleaned the target coil first, added some silicone lubricant (Sil-Glyde) to the bushings before installing, and had to trim off about 1.5" of material once I had them in place. On the second unit, I trimmed off the excess material before performing the install, which made the whole thing go much smoother. I think that if you go into this with realistic expectations as to what these can do for you, you'll be happy with the results.