🚐 Bilstein 24252898 Front Shock Absorber for GM P-Series Van 1973-2000 - B6 Series, Monotube, Steel, Yellow Paint - 1 Count Review

WOW! Doesn't matter. I needed to replace 27 year old shocks on a P30 RV so I did my homework and researched the best shocks for the money. Fits perfectly, easy to assemble and now my motorhome drives great. I am very happy

ideal for my motorhome. It came exactly as in the photo. Easy installation. The top bolt does not come loose from the shock unlike the Monroe shocks I have replaced. The upper (blue) section is made of synthetic rubber rather than steel as is common with other brands.

The perfect shock absorber for the front axle of my Class A Chevy RV with all the hardware needed for installation. This damper is designed for RV use and I used it to replace an inferior damper that was never strong enough for the application. Installation was easy after I removed the old shock absorbers. The movement is now solid and stable. I can only recommend Bilstein shock absorbers.

That's what I expected from Bilstein - a very well made product at a reasonable price. My only downside is that they weren't compressed and held back, making it difficult to install. Most shocks come with plastic straps to keep them compressed until locked. They cut the strap and pierce either the top or bottom binding as they stretch. I had to screw on the ratchet strap to match the mounting holes.

These shocks are amazing and the driving has greatly improved on my 1999 Fleetwood Flair Class A. I added a Saf-T-plus steering stabilizer but still felt pretty loose on the road. Installed them for an OEM replacement and a huge improvement right away. Installation is fairly easy, but I recommend using pneumatic tools. It is very important to make something that can be very complex a simple task. Nuts on old shocks would be a nightmare with a standard socket and wrench. Also, these shocks…