 - Looking for a great way to improve your ride and handling performance? Bilstein shocks can get you where you want to be. Each Bilstein shock absorber is precision manufactured using a unique extrusion process. That gives Bilstein shocks better control over your car, and when you have Bilstein shocks installed, you have better control over your car as well. So check out our wide selection of replacement Bilstein shocks today. |  - Edelbrock shocks, from the same company that's brought you so many great speed parts over the years, live up to their name. Using a patented IAS valve system, Edelbrock shocks keep your wheels on the road more effectively than lesser brands. The valve in each Edelbrock shock absorber reacts more quickly to changes in terrain. That means Edelbrock shocks give you more traction and better roadholding—period. |
 - With their famous orange shock body, Koni shocks have been seen underneath race cars and exotics the world around. When you install a Koni shock absorber on your vehicle, whether it's a sports car or a big truck, you get the Koni shocks adjustability benefit. That means you can tune your Koni shocks to give the best performance or the best ride, or find a spot somewhere in between. It's up to you with Koni shocks. |  - From the sports car circuits to the interstates, KYB shocks have been improving the handling of cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs for decades. With KYB shocks beneath vehicles as diverse as Triumphs and Hummers, the KYB shock absorber line covers more applications than most suspension parts manufacturers' lines. So you know you can find a premium-quality KYB shock to suit your needs. |
 - No one is better known in the suspension business than Monroe shocks. Monroe shock absorbers have been providing suspension damping for more than 75 years now, and that makes Monroe shocks a name you can trust on your vehicle. Every Monroe shock is tested before it's released to be installed on your car. That means you get great handling every time when you specify Monroe shocks. |  - Rancho shocks are the name to ask for when you're looking for premium truck shocks. That's because Rancho shock absorbers are designed specifically for the needs of hard-working trucks and SUVs. With extended travel and high-volume fluid chambers, Rancho shocks are built for big vehicles by people who know big vehicles. Don't head off the pavement without Rancho shocks underneath your rig. |
 - Simple shocks, unlike Tokico shocks, don't work very well, but they're what you find at most mass-market auto stores. Tokico shocks feature a much more complex design than found on average shocks. Yes, the Tokico shock absorber design costs more to manufacture, but the difference in handling and ride is worth it. Tokico shocks are the brand to ask for if you want the cutting edge in shocks. | | |
