Shock absorbers FOX or GABRIEL

Fox 2.0s on my wife’s suburban, very happy with them.

Shocks provide a firm, stable ride

Easy to install and adapt to vehicle

Significantly improves ride quality

If you decide to go this route, Gabriel Ultra shocks and struts from Rockauto.com are good. Avoid Monroe and the cheaper brands. KYB are OEM, but the aftermarket ones are stiffer than the OEM, but are excellent quality.

I used a set of Gabriel Shocks for the front and back of my 98 LX, they are spring assisted load shocks. Super cheap, but it's been 5 years and they are still going strong.

I put on the fox shocks and Rubicon front springs as wells as some 34’s and it does great off road while still towing well.

I put some Gabriels on my beater 2004 and really like them. Got 30k on them and still ride nice.

I used Gabriel's on front and KYB in the back. I also replaced the sway bar links. They were busted and rusted out/seized to strut.

These Gabriels are tight. The rear feels a little on the stiff side, but they should soften in a couple thousand miles. They seem really well made, too. The shroud covering the piston seems stout and they came with nice bushings. The stock KYBs were absolutely shot, but they gave it their best try.

factory FOX shocks knocked over road bumps (valving issue - needed to be replaced)

Gabriel and Monroe shocks are super trash. You’ll be lucky if they last two years typically.