Review on π Monroe 40209 Upgraded Electronic Shock Absorber for Specialty Vehicles by James Vachon
Aftermarket can be as good as OEM
I've had them installed on my 2001 Yukon XL for a year now. I put them to a good test last week by loading 1600 pounds of Quikcrete in the back of a truck. The guy from the big store mentioned my truck trailing its tail. According to Nivomat technology, the old lady was sitting upright a mile away. The bonus was the price difference between Monroes and OEM.
- Easy to read control panel
- Good but not great
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