🛡️ Enhance Your Safety with Gabriel 61605 ProGuard 1-Pack: A Reliable Shield against Impacts Review

Both bolts are 19mm, the same size as the nuts. An impact wrench made replacing these rear shocks easy. 1,2,3, Zipper, Zap. I have a 2004 T&C Limited and these shocks were smaller but the ride was better.

Installed on 2005 Town & Country in 2016 and after 70,000 km and 4 years it's time to replace them. Bought another pair in 2020 and they work great. They provide solid damping and the ride height is now right.

Installed on a 2005 Town and Country with 165,000 miles. The dampers were easy to install, use penetrating oil to loosen the old bolts. The dampers have a larger diameter than the standard dampers, but they fit perfectly. Van drives better than new.

2005 Dodge Caravan - I often load kids and gear - I've replaced the original with a Monroe and they've failed twice within a few months - the shocks were complete rubbish. It should be great, I can see the difference right away. Much harder. Ground clearance finally adjusted.

Excellent shock absorbers. These shocks replaced the rear shocks on my caravan, which turned out to be Monroe shocks. Doesn't matter. I only had issues with the Monroe dampers, but Gabriel is a different story. These Gabriel shocks are solidly built, have a smooth ride and are worth every penny.

Pop them in the back of our 2003 Dodge Caravan with approximately 140,000 miles and you'll instantly gain handling and confidence on a charge. one piece. Makes a big difference at low cost with no frontend swapping and alignment.

I bought these for a 2007 Chrysler Town and Country, they were professionally installed and they don't quite fit the top of the shock, 1/8" less than factory so I was making all sorts of noises .So the solution was to install one pressure washer per bolt.DO NOT BUY THIS FOR CHRYSLER TOWN AND COUNTRY WILL NOT FIT WITHOUT MODIFICATION.

This is more of a warning than a shock issue. I didn't know I had Nivomat self-leveling devices until I took them off and then found that I couldn't use them (without self-leveling) because the Nivomat installation uses weaker springs so they aren't strong enough. one. When ordering I was given no warning that there might be a compatibility issue, Revain stated this for my car (2005 Town and Country) although there was not.