🔧 Upgraded Rancho RS7274 Rear Shock Absorber for Enhanced Performance Review

I bought front and rear shocks to replace from dead stock on my Yukon. Definitely made a difference! This is definitely theft!

They've been on the truck for a while! Definitely feel the difference now after replacing the rear shock absorbers! They offer a nice ride and are pretty easy to change yourself!

They are really good, better than my truck and those where original AC DELCO was. I HEARED BAD THINGS ABOUT AMAZON SHOCKS BUT I HAVE TO SAY I DON'T KNOW WHEN THEY ARE SMOKE.

Big piston, polished finish, good valves. These shocks give our customers the performance, looks and durability they need. Thank you Rancho! Jeff Laney International Automotive Resources LLC

I installed them on my GMC 2007HD 2500HD. A really nice improvement over the stock Z71 shocks that came with the truck. The truck is much more stable on the road, really stands out in corners. No effects, it just stays there. Love her. My only regret is that I didn't put them on the day I bought the truck.

They were good when new but lasted less than two years. You have no power now. Doesn't expire or anything like that, just gets weaker too quickly in my opinion. I replaced the original shock absorbers with these on a 2011 GMC Yukon. I am currently working with Rancho to ensure this is the case. I will update in anticipation of what happens to them.

I love these shocks. Much better than the Bilstein 5100 series. Will trade my fronts for this Rancho series. They were installed on a 2003 Chevy Avalanche Z71 1500. I like the silver finish on the tubes, it's noticeable on the bottom of the frame. Added stability to the rear end and allowed my front suspension to tighten. A bit too much.

Got them for my Suburban 03 3/4 ton they fit well although difficult to install they were so stressed that it was impossible to compress with her hands. I was able to reattach the passenger side by cutting the zip tie after installing the top screw, then waiting for it to pull out and quickly installing the bottom screw. There was a gas tank on the driver's side so I had to cut it open beforehand so I could attach the trunk first so I had to use a jack and pry bar to get it in place to get the…