Monroe Reflex 911304 Shock Absorber - Premium Shocks & Struts Review

It's not like there's anything wrong with these shocks other than they didn't fit my husband's truck. He has a 2015 Dodge Durango that they were supposedly made for, but apparently it has a reinforced shock absorber that fits my husband's truck and this one doesn't. We had to send them back.

Great Drive. Bought for 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. I wanted a luxurious ride with satisfaction, not like a truck bobbing up and down the road. Will buy it again and replace the A-pillars with matching Monroes. If you want a firm and hard ride, these shocks are not for you.

They do the job. Make sure you have the right tools to replace the mounting brackets. They must be tight. I made the mistake of not spending extra time and had a lot of rattling noise. I had to put it back on the lift and pull it out to tighten it.

Bought to replace a worn shock absorber on my 2011 Grand Cherokee 2WD Limited and this product does not work. The shape is completely different, much thinner than the standard rack, and the top screw is completely different in both length and thread type. Unfortunately I waited too long to try and install it so I can't return it and basically threw away $70. Although the original stand cost me about twice as much, it fit and installed perfectly. Don't waste your money on it

Bought these for my 11th Durango crew. The top of the shock only had 2 flat sides and could not be installed. On stock shocks you use a through ratchet and another socket to loosen the bolt, you can't do that with them. I took them to my mechanic and he put them on and I don't know how and he didn't tell me (probably to get the money flowing) but they are awful. The rear end of my Durango now bounces all over the place like the shocks blew out. They will be removed and I will be returning the…

I had a new set of tires fitted and the mechanic said one of the rear shocks was defective and they could replace it for $$$. Instead, I purchased two of these shocks through my Revain app while waiting for my Jeep to run out of tires. They arrived six days later and I installed them that same evening and everything was fine. You will need a special grommet to remove the bracket at the end of the damper rod, or you can take a piece of PVC pipe cut in half and clamp it in a vice and then use a…