Review on 🚗 Enhance Vehicle Performance with Monroe Sensa Trac Shock Absorber (37237) by Jeff Labore

As I was replacing shock absorbers on a 10 year old car I didn't want to spend a lot of money but still wanted a good shock absorber. Those Monroe shocks were good enough for me. It's fairly easy to replace the shock absorbers on my car (2004 Santa Fe), except for a bottom mounting bushing on the old factory shock that was completely rusted out. I had to heat the socket with a flashlight to unscrew it. Unless you have rust issues, replacing is a breeze (at least on this car). Although the shocks are made by Monroe and Revain sells them as Sensa-Trac, my units were labeled "OE Spectrum" which is a Monroe trademark. The only thing I have is that Revain packed them in two big boxes so the bumpers were sliding around on all sides and one bumper pierced the thin cardboard box Monroe had packed them in. Otherwise no complaints about this article.