Review on 🚛 Enhance Performance and Comfort with Monroe 34501 Gas-Magnum Truck Shock Absorber by Seth Gibbons

Front shock absorbers require a little more work than rear shock absorbers to replace. Grip the shock shaft with pliers to keep it from turning while you use a ratchet from the engine bay to loosen the nuts. To be honest I didn't want to jack up the truck and remove the front wheels. , but it was a good decision, I felt comfortable while working. The original shocks for this SUV were Rancho's, but I don't use an off-road truck, there may be occasional gravel or light mud, which isn't enough for me to consider more expensive off-road shocks. In terms of handling, I found these shocks to be more responsive than the original ones on regular roads.