The advantages of coil springs as a spring suspension element include the ease of adaptation to the design of the independent suspension of the front wheels, lightness and simplicity of execution. In addition, the coil springs do not require lubrication and are sufficiently resilient, and at the same time sufficiently rigid. Greater risk of damaging the coil spring than with a leaf spring, especially on the wrong track, the need to replace the entire spring in the event of its breakage (only a broken leaf in the leaf spring is replaced) and the possibility {transferring loads only along the axis of the spring are the negative side of these springs.