Shock absorbers Monroe or OEM Toyota

Get some Monroe Reflex shocks . Not as good as Bilstiens but very good shocks and a good price also

I did it on my 2009 Corolla standing at 130k km. The chap who installed it said that I’d need to replace those within a year. It has been four now and it is still working as it should.

the rear shocks i just replaced were about 50 bucks

Monroe’s tend to be very good OE equivalents. Just put a set on a p2 Volvo v70r and they ride pretty damn good in my opinion.

I always ran Monroe shocks on my Rangers/B series since I did mostly on road driving and they held up great when I did go off road.

New Monroe (factory supplier, found their stampings on the shocks) front shocks en route.

Ordered 2 stock rear shocks , Monroe offroad type real bellows and a rear spring.

I just put Monroes on all around and my truck rides like a Sherman tank.

In my house we have two Passat CC, one from 2008 and one from 2010. Both have DCC suspension. Both have the same kilometers (120,000 km) and the same engine, but one of them has a different behavior than the other. It seems that the DCC, the \"active\" part, does not work. When I change from \"Comfort\" to \"Sport\" I do notice that they get harder, but when I enter a roundabout it seems that the outer shock absorbers do not harden. I have changed the 4 shock absorbers for new \"RideSense\" from Monroe, like the originals and the same thing continues to happen. The change between \"Comfort\" and \"Sport\" is also noticeable, but I do not perceive that the active function that regulates the suspension when cornering is working.

My experience with Monroe shocks was that "lifetime warranty" means, "for the lifetime of the shock".