Dampen road impacts, eliminate excessive vehicle bouncing, and maintain tire contact with the road using our premium gas-charged shock absorbers.
Shock absorbers control spring oscillations by converting kinetic suspension bounce into heat dissipated through hydraulic fluid. Blown fluid seals, rusted piston rods, or worn rubber mounting bushings cause vehicle nose-diving under braking, swaying in crosswinds, rear-end squating under acceleration, and cupped tire tread wear. Our replacement shock absorbers feature nitrogen gas charging, chrome-plated piston rods, and multi-stage velocity sensitive valving.
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All shock absorbers come with up to 1-year warranty coverage protecting against fluid seal weeping, nitrogen pressure loss, and piston rod bending.
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Read common questions about bounce tests, oil leakage signs, shock vs strut differences, and fitment.
A shock absorber purely dampens spring bounce. A MacPherson strut is a structural component of the vehicle's suspension that supports vehicle weight, houses the coil spring, and pivots with steering knuckles.
Push down firmly on one corner of the bumper and release. A healthy shock absorber will allow the vehicle to rebound once and immediately settle. If it continues bouncing 2 or 3 times, the shock is blown.
Fluid weeping around the upper shaft seal indicates internal seal failure. Once hydraulic oil escapes, dampening pressure is lost and the shock must be replaced.
Yes, replacing shock absorbers in pairs (both rear or both front) ensures equal damping rate, stable braking performance, and symmetrical emergency lane-change control.
Yes, all our shock absorber units come pre-fitted with vulcanized rubber eyelet bushings, metal sleeves, and top stem washer hardware.
Call our parts line at +1 (855) 613-4411 with your vehicle's VIN, drive type (FWD, RWD, 4WD), and suspension package code for exact verification.
Browse our extensive selection of OEM twin-tube and monotube gas-charged shock absorbers or speak with an expert today.