Remanufactured Rear Electronic Air Shock for 2000-2014 Cadillac Escalade/ESV/EXT, Chevy Avalanche/Suburban/Tahoe, GMC Yukon/Yukon XL w/Autoride-LT/RT - Arnott AS-2708 Review

Purchased for a 2011 Chevy Commuter Car. i like the price The item looked clean and usable. After installing the parts, I found that the air hose connected to the shocks was too tight. As the truck flexes up and down, the piston above the shock absorber, which connects to the top of the chassis, also lengthens, putting more tension on the air hoses. I saved money, but the parts won't fit a 2011 Chevy Suburban with auto suspension. Instead, I went with regular KYB Monomax shocks front and rear.

I'll keep it short and sweet. I hitched my auto transporter to my 115,000 mile truck and the old, dry, rotten bags were out of service. After much deliberation, I decided to try Arnott shocks as they seem to have a good reputation in GM autoride circles. I was nervous at first when I opened the box. Something as simple as the air intake duct on Arnott shocks was plastic (factory metal). But I decided that back then anything was better than my old shock absorbers. A few days later the 5400 lb…

If you have a GM truck with Autoride suspension with 100,000 miles on the odometer and regularly tow a trailer, you will soon need to replace the rear shock absorbers. I have replaced three different kits on three different GM SUVs. For the first two kits I used AC Delco parts. AC Delco's shock price is equivalent to a small country! After reading some owners forums these shocks have been mentioned in a ton and they absolutely love them. I ordered a 2008 Yukon set and was surprised when they…