2014 Camry SE Sport and just hit 230k miles. Nothing major done on it besides replacing AC system (Texas summer is brutal and the compressor was failing) and new front struts.
I replaced mine with KYBs all around last year. Rides excellent and doesn't feel stiff. Reused the springs.
Had KYB-GR-2 struts paired with Vogtland springs some 10 years ago on my Camry. Rode nicely and smoothly, very OEM like.
Monroe are okay but expect them to last maybe 50k miles, not 100k. Monroe is as close to OEM ride as you will get in aftermarket.
Bought some Monroe's for my Camry. They were crap. I returned them.
Don’t get KYB I got them on my Camry and they didn’t last long. Just get the factory struts IMO.
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In March 2026, the ranking of strut assembly for Toyota Camry on PartReview included 3 manufacturers. It is based on 6 reviews and 19 votes.
Last month, PartReview users preferred KYB. 15% of positive votes went to this manufacturer.
In second place: strut assembly OEM Toyota — 15%.
Third place: Monroe with 0% of the votes.
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