🚛 Enhance Your Truck's Ride Quality with Monroe 37284 OESpectrum Light Truck Shock Absorber Review

Monroe has a good reputation. The price at Revain was the lowest I could find. If you want to drive more comfortably, you should purchase this product as a replacement for worn shock absorbers.

Bought a pair of these to replace the OEM on my Toyota Sienna. One of the OEMs was blown up, causing instability. Installation was pretty easy. My van drives smoothly and I am happy with it.

I used them on a 2008 Sienna. Ten years later, the elders were no longer holding the back door, and I ended up using my head. Easy installation requires no tools. Just look at the ends, slide the sleeve and pull. Both steps took me less than two minutes.

These Chinese "universal” shock absorbers are designed for different purposes, which means that the fastening parts and the way of mounting do not correspond to the original shock absorber . Cheap rubber grommets break on the case, making installation difficult

These Chinese "Universal" shock absorbers are designed for a wide range of applications, which means the fasteners and the way they are installed, are not identical to the original shock absorbers. Cheap rubber grommets break on the case, making installation difficult

I replaced my stock shocks with Monroe shocks after 65,000 miles. The ride quality of the van has completely changed, I felt like I was riding in my kids bouncy castle! These brand new shocks were worse than my old factory shocks which were over 6 years old. I ended up replacing these shock absorbers with another brand. I always thought Monroe was the "gold standard" for suspension products, and I was wrong.

DO NOT BUY ON AMAZON! THEY DO NOT MEET A LIFETIME WARRANTY LIKE A GENUINE AUTO PARTS DEALER. Wear them to your wife's Sienna 2011 this weekend. The ride has so far been vastly improved over the OEM shocks they replaced. I don't like that the grommets/top bracket don't match exactly what was removed from the van and you don't have instructions on how the grommets and hardware should work. I prefer that the pieces I put on look a lot closer to what I ended up with to avoid guesswork.

Installation was fairly easy but the gaskets are different from the original gaskets that I removed from my 2005 Sienna. Basically, two grommets are fitted to either side of the attachment point (one inside, one outside), which are then each held in place with a metal washer and nut on the inside. Another thing to consider is that while my original bolts were 17mm, here were 19mm bolts, meaning I had to ask a neighbor for an extra key during installation (my set went to 18). I've been using…