Review on 🚗 Monroe 911523 Reflex Monotube Shock Absorber: Advanced Performance for Smooth Ride by Jerry Eintertainment

Installed on a 2004 Grand Cherokee Laredo with approximately 100,000 OE shocks. The new ride and handling is amazing. I didn't find the old shocks that bad, but the new ones make the truck feel like new. One caveat: the rear shocks require new hardware, M12X70MM bolts and some M12 washers. Apparently everyone needs some kind of additional hardware after the market turmoil, so get that done early. After installing them, I got a terrible knock. A quick web search revealed that almost every aftermarket shock setup required new bolts and washers to prevent rattling. I ended up doing it twice. Even high-end shocks like Bilstein and Koni require additional equipment.