Bilstein 24 139106 Front Shock Durango Review

Bought these for the front of my 2008 Chrysler Aspen 4x4 as did the Durango. when I picked it up and gave way to the Torqusion Bar. My truck had the worst ride over bumps and off road, it bounced so hard even on pavement over sections of pavement. So I ordered 2 for my front and took my time installing them with my son. After installing them, we went in search of the bumpiest road. What is the difference Slim and comfortable. I can't believe a quality shock can make such a big difference. 100%…

My husband was always grumpy driving my car as he was a commercial platform driver. He hated driving my Durango because it had too much bank and all that. He was always grumpy after sitting in my car. Eventually I gave in and he bought the shocks from the local auto parts store - only to return them because he was even less happy with their performance. So we searched online, he approved them and I bought them - a front end kit and a rear end kit. They arrived quickly, installed even faster and

FINALLY replaced the stock front shocks on our 2005 Hemi Durango. The new Bilsteins are stronger shock absorbers and fit perfectly. To install you also have to unscrew the stabilizer bar on each side to get the lower shock bolts out, which isn't a big deal. After riding them for a few weeks I feel they are significantly better than the OEM shocks. The biggest improvement was seen on unpaved and bumpy roads. The grips are remarkably smooth on rougher surfaces. I couldn't believe the difference…

I recently bought a 2008 Chrysler Aspen. A good car, but driving on bumpy stretches of the interstate was just plain scary at times. The suspension sometimes threw me onto the next lane. Scared me to death the first time I tried it, and it's from someone who's won multiple amateur road racing titles, so I don't usually feel uncomfortable driving it. The car's shocks looked relatively new when I bought it, but they were the cheapest Monroe shocks money can buy. I replaced the fronts with…