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Shocks & Struts

Shop shocks, struts, complete assemblies, and matched sets by exact vehicle, axle, side, and suspension type. Compare bare dampers with loaded assemblies that may include springs and mounts. Electronic damping, air suspension, and factory ride packages require additional fitment checks.

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Know which type of ride-control part the vehicle uses

A shock and a strut both control motion, but a strut is also a structural part of the suspension. A complete strut assembly can reduce spring-transfer work when it includes the spring, mount, bearing, and related pieces. Verify the contents because terminology varies between listings.

Before selecting shocks or struts

  • Axle and side: identify front or rear and any driver- or passenger-specific design.
  • Suspension system: confirm standard, sport, electronic, adaptive, air, or self-leveling equipment.
  • Assembly contents: check for spring, mount, bearing, boot, bumper, and hardware.
  • Vehicle setup: drivetrain, ride height, cab, wheelbase, towing package, and production date may matter.

Inspect mounts, springs, control arms, links, tires, and alignment at the same time. Replacing axle pairs is commonly recommended for balanced damping, but the service procedure and product instructions should guide the repair.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if shocks or struts are worn?

Possible signs include repeated bouncing, poor body control, fluid leakage, uneven tire wear, noise, or reduced stability. Those symptoms overlap with tires, mounts, springs, bushings, and alignment problems, so inspect the suspension before replacing parts.

Should shocks and struts be replaced in pairs?

Replacing both sides of an axle is commonly used to maintain similar damping and ride response. A single damaged part can sometimes be replaced, but the age and condition of the opposite side should be considered.

What is a complete strut assembly?

A complete or loaded strut assembly generally combines the strut with a coil spring, upper mount, and selected related components. Contents vary, so verify the listing. It may reduce the need to transfer the original spring, but proper installation and alignment are still required.

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