Enhance your vehicle's performance with ACDelco GM Original Equipment Rear Air Lift Shock Absorber 580-1093 Review

Great value for money. Be careful with the sensor connector on top of the frame, if you jack up the car it will turn off and trigger the check engine light.

Fixed my constant air leak on the original shocks on my Yukon Denali 09 which was causing the compressor to kick on too often. Proper shock to me, but you need to check your suspension RPO codes on a label in the glove box. If only they weren't so expensive.

I ordered some air springs from eBay and they should fit perfectly. However, the small pins that the electrical wiring harness led to were wrong. So I found these tuned air shocks at Revain with the right wiring harness connector and I'm very happy!

I used Dinali shocks on my 2011 Yukon instead of local parts stores and other cheap shocks. With the sensible Revain extended warranty, you can also use dry Teflon lubricant to hold the airbags in place.

The dealer told me not to buy this as it is not a GM part and will not fit without some modifications. I took the opportunity and bought the parts (Dorman 949-001 suspension air compressor, AC Delco 580-433 GM front shock absorbers/struts and AC Delco 580-1093 GM rear shock absorbers/struts). I asked the dealer to supply the parts and they said these are correct GM parts and they fit correctly. I can confirm that this seller has the right hardware.

They fit perfectly on my 2009 GMC Yukon Denali AWD with Z55 rear suspension. The dealer asked for $1,300 for a replacement, including labor. Did some research and finally found them. My normal shock absorbers broke, causing the compressor to work a lot. The airbag's rubber cover also appears to be made of more durable rubber. Installation took less than 30 minutes, which made it easy to remove the wheels. Check the label on your glove box and it will tell you which one you have. The Z95 is…