Springs
Time-tested over the past 45 years, our Pilates springs are the best springs available today. We continually tested for consistency, strength and durability.
Our Signature Springs are made with nickel-plated carbon steel to minimize the risk of microscopic cracks. Color-coded hooks swivel freely inside tapered ends, reducing stress. These innovations ensure Reneau Reformers Signature Springs last longer while delivering quieter, superior performance in every workout.
Our new DURO Springs™ are engineered to meet the demands and intensity of today’s Group Reformer programming. Made of thicker spring wire with larger coil diameter, DURO Springs are stronger and more resilient than existing Reformer springs, and built to withstand frequent end-to-end Reformer exercise.
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Choosing from this range
Springs, ropes, wheels and upholstery are consumables. On a machine designed to be serviced they are a routine replacement; on one that is not, their failure is what ends the machine. Keeping them replaced on schedule is what makes the difference between a reformer that lasts twenty years and one that feels tired at five.
Match replacements to the original specification rather than to rate alone — free length and end fitting both affect how a spring behaves at the carriage home position.
What to check when ordering parts
- Your model and serial number, which determine fitment
- Spring free length and end fitting, not just the rate
- Replace springs and ropes as a set or in pairs, never singly
- Wheels as a full set, so the carriage sits level
- Order before the service, so a machine is not left part-dismantled
Springs — frequently asked questions
How often should reformer springs be replaced?
Every three to five years in studio use, longer at home. Measure unloaded free length against the manufacturer spec — a fatigued spring sits long.Can I replace just one spring or rope?
Replace springs as a set and ropes in pairs. A new component alongside a fatigued one creates an asymmetry that clients feel and teachers may misread.How do I know which parts fit my machine?
Model and serial number determine fitment. Photograph the serial plate when the machine is delivered — ordering the right part years later depends on it.