Enhance Your Truck's Ride Quality with Monroe 37132 OESpectrum Shock Absorber Review

Rear shock fits well, comes with new hardware. The black color is attractive. The ride is restored to its original feel, if not overly harsh. Easy DIY work. It helps to have a swivel head, ratchet, box wrench or pneumatic ratchet with a deep socket wrench for the top bolt. If they last 25,000 miles or more, they are of excellent quality. highlighted.

Somewhat upset I ordered 2 front and 2 rear racks for my 99 f150 and they all came with the correct bushings except one. Did the rear, then moved forward, finished passenger side, then opened the box for the driver's side and no bushings. went to Napa, Autozone, O'Reilly and last but not least Pep. There were no bushings and washers anywhere to fit my last rack into unless I bought a brand new rack, which I have to do now as nobody sells individual bushings. But overall it's a pleasure to ride…

I purchased a complete set of Sensa-Trac shocks for my F-150 in March 2012. One of the rear shock absorbers is now leaking and will need to be replaced in just 10 months. The heaviest item I transported in my pickup is the sofa bed. I never overload my truck and am quite confused as to why the shock is leaking now. I understand that mistakes happen in any mass production process, but the Monroe shocks I've fitted in the past have lasted far longer than I ever thought possible. I understand that