This Year Get Up to $70 Back on KONI Suspensions!

This year KONI is offering big rebates on full KONI suspension sets. PLUS, they've lowered pricing on most of their popular models, so getting into a high-end KONI suspension is more affordable than ever!

This year, KONI is going even further with a rebate program for those who purchase full suspension kits. With this rebate, many suspension sets are at or below previous year sale prices.

• $30 Rebate on Koni STR.T Sets
• $50 Rebate on KONI Sport, Special (Red),FSD and Heavy Track Sets
• $70 Rebate on KONI + Eibach and Coilover Kits

You must buy full set of struts and shocks to qualify for the rebate. Rebates must be postmarked 30 days from date of sale. See our Rebate page for more information.

Had Koni on my mini...Great products....If you are on the fence... Don't be afraid to buy quality. There were so much better than the eBay made in China junk other people bought.

The REDs on my Jetta Wagon were maybe the best thing that I did to the car. I've put 70 or 80k on them. They've been flawless and ride great on our lousy NH roads.

KITEWAGON said:

The REDs on my Jetta Wagon were maybe the best thing that I did to the car. I've put 70 or 80k on them. They've been flawless and ride great on our lousy NH roads.

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Reds are Peter and my favorite choice too for the Jetta Wagon. We've been using them for 10+ years now.

So is it just the rebate? The email this morning said that prices were lower plus the rebate, but the website still shows the same price for the FSDs. Is this all we get?

The new price for the FSD set is approximately $75 lower than the old discounted (not sale) price, which was about $753. That plus the $50 rebate makes the set about $125 less than it was previously.

OK, I didn't realize the $680 they've been for a while was already a discount price

In years past we had the price listed as the KONI MSRP, but crossed out and then in red the "sale price". Since KONI is keeping the "Sale Price" as the selling price, we thought the MSRP wasn't really helpful any more, so rather than advertising everything KONI as on sale we made the normal price the sale price...less *flashy* but perhaps more reflective of the situation.