Though upgrading the S550 Mustang to independent rear suspension was a long-overdue improvement, wheel hop was an unfortunate side effect. Wheel hop, caused when your Mustang's wheels lose and gain traction in quick succession, can damage your Mustang and create an unpleasant driving experience. Fortunately, fine-tuning your suspension is all that's needed to eliminate this issue.

Changing out your bushings, adding adjustable toe links, or adding subframe braces are all solutions for wheel hop. These modifications can also improve your 2019 Mustang suspension feel overall as well.

Many prefer the way lowered Mustangs look. There's no denying that lowering the center of gravity has handling benefits in addition to appearance ones. There are a few different ways for you to lower your Mustang as well. Whether you prefer the simplicity of lowering springs, want the performance benefit of coilovers, or prefer the adjustability of air ride suspension systems, there's a way to lower your 2019 Mustang that will improve your driving experience in addition to your curb appeal.

A common misconception is that getting the factory Magneride prevents you from modifying your 2019 Ford Mustang suspension in the future. But this is definitely not the case. Many 2019 Mustang suspension modifications are designed to work with your Magneride system to create an even better driving experience.