However if you're willing to spend upwards of $300 per shock bilstein b6 shocks go great with heavy loads.
Pros: great with heavy loads
Owner reviews for shock absorbers
Manufacturers
Koni yellow shocks and struts, neuspeed lowering springs, and GLI front and rear discs w/ECS braided lines... the car rides and drives beautifully now!
Pros: rides and drives beautifully
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Jetta
Koni Heavy Track Raid but just be sat down when you look at the price
Pros: heavy track raid
Cons: expensive price
Vehicle:
Land Rover Discovery
Old man emu are the best. Just fit those and thank me later.
Pros: best, transform the car
Vehicle:
Land Rover Discovery
Bilsteins would be a better option to choose from as they have direct replacement shock valving that offers a better ride then the stock rancho's but its all personal preference. Bilsteins while stiffer then stock some find too stiff (they're main goal you can say is handling)
Pros: better ride, direct replacement
Cons: stiffer then stock
Bilsteins have never failed to deliver for me. They spend so much on R&D and valving test and tune that they just perform so much better.
Pros: reliable performance, better performance
Bilstein 5100 is what I replaced them with. The ride is a lot better.
Pros: ride is better
just replaced front shocks. Other than that regular maintenance and it’s been fine.
Vehicle:
Ford Escape
Mileage: 110000 km
Kyb suck and monroe isnt too much better. I ended up paying out the nose for OEM shocks on my truck and I'm glad I did
Pros: glad I did
Cons: kyb suck, monroe isnt better
I put their shocks on the rear of my 2016 and they suck ass. Been on there for a month and next paycheck they’re hitting the trash pile.
Cons: suck ass
Vehicle:
Ford Fusion
Write your review about shock absorbers
Help others - share your experience with this part.