🔧 Monroe 58646 Load Adjust Shock Absorber by Monroe Review

I fitted these shocks to my 06 WK 4.7L. It has a 2" lifter and 255/65-17. I don't tow it a lot, but I wanted something that would make up for the less tow with a budget supercharger; and these shocks ticked all the boxes perfectly. The price is for that, hard to beat what they are.A comparable shock would cost $100 for just one so the price is right.However one shock broke completely after 3 years mostly only ridden no idea of miles but it's so likely they were around 20,000.I have towed a few…

I bought these to raise the back of my 2007 WK a bit. I landed on this rig, and after installing the cross-country leveling kit, I found myself with quite a bit of sag in the rear with an oversized spare, 10 gallons of fuel, a high-lift jack and all the rest I wear equipment again. . This, of course, greatly enhanced the liberation. but gave me about 1 inch of total lift in the tail and brought back my leveled look. Installation was easy. I ended up having to cut and replace one of the factory…

Firstly these dampers are sold as a pair although this is not clear on the website. $87 is a great deal considering the cheapest price I could find online is $175 for a pair, and O-Reilly wants $129 each on their website. Two shocks come in a box with Monroe name and instructions. This box is then packaged into a Revain box. I installed them on my '08 Jeep GC Overland 2wd 5.7 Hemi. So they're stiff out of the box and don't compress like my original ones, which in my case means that after…