My 2005 got monroe quick struts at all four corners two months ago. Just drove it 10 hours to Asheville NC and back, while full of chainsaws and tree climbing gear.
Drives great while winding theough mountain hairpins and rolling down insterstate at 80mph.
I've used various manufacturers. KYB have always been good. I only use them now
Just got all four installed on an 05 Elantra and they definitely look like the OEM ones down to the spring thickness as well.
Why not the mando struts? They're the OEM for Hyundai and available in rockauto.
Dude I replaced my upper control arms, front preloads, and rear struts with rough country n3.
The front had blown out Monroe’s and rear blown out bilstein heavy duty. These are now the 3rd set of struts and preloads for the truck. (Now at 216k) They sucked. Like they really sucked. These n3 rough country ride soooo much better.
I've always loved Bilsteins. Compared to blown shocks huuuuuge difference. Very precise steering and fantastic body control.
Just replaced my 2008 Highlander struts with quick struts made by KYB an OEM manufacturer for Toyota. The struts, coils and springs are all made by KYB BUT they do not ride like the OEMs and are far stiffer. $800 vs $1500 - would I do this again. Probably spring for the direct OEM parts from stealer vs the KYB quick struts.
I’ll be honest, while it’s a massive improvement from where I was before changing them (the originals!????), I’m not a fan of the KYBs. They are SO STIFF.
Bought some Monroe's for my Camry. They were crap. I returned them.
I bought Sachs once and don't know if I was unlucky, but they seemed underfilled. Hit repetitive bumps and they would immediately fade. Tires would bounce like basketballs. I could hear the oil frothing in them.
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