🔧 ACDelco GM Original Equipment 580-354 Rear Shock Absorber Kit: Enhanced Suspension Solution for Optimal Performance Review

Very happy with this purchase. I considered various aftermarket options but settled on an OEM replacement and am glad I did. I installed them on a 2005 Chevy Tahoe with a "Premium Suspension" package. Rides great and these are NIVOMAT self-leveling shock absorbers. If you want to get the driving performance back to like-new levels, this is the only way. Highly recommended!

The best single hanger I have ever bought! I've bought the best aftermarket brands and the best O'Reilly brand shocks, but these hands will beat them all even if you put them all together. Do yourself a favor and spend a little extra to buy factory Sachse OEM shocks. I promise you won't be disappointed. I've been poking around on different machines for a long time. I haven't been this excited about a product in a long time either. My 2001 Chevy Tahoe runs like new again.

Hello, I bought an old 2003 Tahoe. The previous owner saved on shock absorbers. Me too at first. A particular problem with this Tahoe was body roll; It rocked and rocked from the driver's seat to the passenger seat. My mechanic "helped me a lot" by buying cheap, no-name shock absorbers. I hated them and they didn't solve the pitch/roll problem. I then bought some Monroe shocks (the ones with the extra spring) for the rear and some lower end AC Delco shocks for the front. No fun! So I spent a…

Arrived a day early and already installed. So glad I didn't do the standard spring and stock shock modification that is advertised all over the internet to save on costs! My 131,000 mile 2003 Suburban has the premium suspension code RPO ZW7. But these self-leveling Nivomat shock absorbers not only offer a truly premium ride, they are amazing (both used and new). No matter what I pull or what I stack on, the rear doesn't squat at all. And now I'm going again, the salon is excellent. Worth every…

Got the last opened box of this item. Both shocks were in mint condition, repackaged but with new equipment and perfectly matched. They look, feel and perform like Original Equipment GM shock absorbers. Although my list of options is slightly different from the original, they still work like the originals. Meaning TWx, ZWx. or TSx model option numbers may differ from the original numbers (the model number is located on the glove box door) but will work properly. Do they come as a pair and fit…