Review on Enhance Ride Comfort and Control with Monroe Shocks & Struts Max-Air MA759 Air Shock Absorber by Kenny Shaver

I'm feeling a slight vibration in the rear of my '00 low s10 Xtreme after installing these shocks. I can now tow a sporty bike with just a little air, so I find the vibration useful every day. I've ridden bikes with these shocks in the rear, my "truck" is 3 inches tall all around so they help balance it out when loaded. I placed the inflation valve in the bed (protected by the comforter) next to the tail light for easy access to the gas station air pumps. They aren't perfectly attached, they were pretty tight in places, but when they're in place, they don't rub anywhere. They are easier to install than regular shock absorbers as they easily collapse without air, but they are larger in diameter. This will be my first winter with them so I'm hoping they don't dry out and get punctured. I'll update if anything happens.