Front Suspension Strut – 8W0 412 019 C
Front Suspension Strut for the Audi A4 (B9) platform, OE number 8W0 412 019 C. Main group 412 sub-group 019 identifies this as a front front suspension strut. Revision index C. Dampers should be replaced in axle pairs — order two. Confirm whether your car has standard, sport, or adaptive damping before ordering, as they are not interchangeable.
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Technical specifications
| Part Number | 8W0 412 019 C |
| SKU | AUD-8W0412019C |
| Brand | |
| Category | Shocks & Struts |
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4.7
3 reviews
Lena Zimmer
July 31, 2026
Car feels new again
Ordered this for my A4 B7 after the original gave up at 116k. The weight matches the original almost exactly, which the cheap ones never do. Spring compressors out and the strut rebuilt on the bench in an afternoon. Result is the car no longer floats over crests and settles in one movement.
Emre Duarte
September 14, 2025
Well damped, not harsh
Bought for a 2013 A6 C7. Top mounts and bearings went on at the same time while it was apart. The paint and plating look like they will survive a few winters of salt. Result is sharp expansion joints no longer send a bang through the cabin. Good value against the dealer price.
Sven Krause
May 1, 2025
Ride is composed again
Fitted to my 2011 A3 8P. Damping is progressive when you compress it by hand, not dead at the top of the stroke. The garage did the pair and the alignment came back within spec straight away. Result is the car no longer floats over crests and settles in one movement.