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For 2007-2013 Chevrolet Avalanche
For 2015 - 2016 Chevrolet Suburban
For 2007-2014 Chevrolet Suburban 1500
For 2007-2016 Chevrolet Tahoe
For 2007-2016 GMC Yukon
For 2015 - 2016 GMC Yukon
For 2007-2014 GMC Yukon XL 1500
Note: Not fit with Electronic or Magnetic Suspension Systems

Specification

Conditon: Brand New

Quantity: Pack of 4

Mounting Style: Bolt-On

Included Hardware:None

Type: Strut Shocks Assembly

Color: Black (as pictures show)

Fitment Type: Direct Replacement

Material: Iron,Aluminium Alloy,Rubber

Placement on Vehicle: Front,Rear,Left,Right

Replace Part Number: K139104 K345073, 139105 139104 345073

Manufacturer Part Number: 18M14105556X2L0826

Manufacturer Warranty: Three Years

Surface Finish: Polished, Rust Protected

Features: Easy to Replace, Stable performance,Durability

Items Included: Strut/Coil Spring/Boot/Bumper Kit/Spring Seat

Package Include

2 x Front Shock Absorbers & 2 x Rear Shock Absorbers

Features

♥ 【Complete Equipment】Oil Seal, Gloss Black, High Strength Steel Springs, Neoprene Dust Boot are included.

♥ 【Meets OE specification】Complete Struts Assembly which Include Struts, Coil Springs,Strut Mount, Boot, Bumper Kit, Spring Seat and Isolator, All of those Components are Manufactured to Meet or Exceed the OE Performance.

♥ 【Stable Performance】With Nitrogen - Filled and all-Weather Liquid, improved Riding and Handling.

♥ 【Premium Performance】Manufactured from High Quality Steel, Excellent Pipe and Weld Design Provides Structural Integrity and Durability.

♥ 【Easy Installation】Fully Integrated Design Reduces Installation Time and it is the Direct Replacements for the Original Factory Parts.

♥ 【Extensive Coverage】Applicable to Domestic and Imported Passenger Cars, Light Trucks and SUVs.

Installation

It is Easy to Direct Replace, but Professional Installation is Highly Recommended.

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Please Check and Confirm the Item Can Fit Yours Before Buying.

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Notes

※ Please Refer to the Listing Pictures for an Accurate Description of the Parts Included in the Item Kit.

※ Please Make Sure Your Shipping Address and Payment Methods are Complete.

How to Check Shock Absorbers?

If you feel like your vehicle's ride quality is not what it used to be, it is a good idea to know how to check shock absorbers. It is fairly simple and easy to do. And it can save you from an unnecessary visit to a garage, or inversely, indicate that you need to get the car to a professional.

STEP 1-Observe your car from the front. With the car on a flat surface, it should appear perfectly level, i.e. both sides being the same height off the surface.

If you actually know the specifications of your car's suspension, you can measure the height. If the height is at or below the minimum specs, then you should take the car to a professional for further evaluation and repair. Being at the "minimum" is just that. It is no longer at the ideal, and something has changed.

STEP 2-Push down on the front of the car to test for weak shock absorbers. This is not a scientific test and is somewhat subjective. But it can be helpful when taken in conjunction with other checks made.

Stand in front of the car and carefully place your foot on the bumper, or your knee on a surface that won't dent or bend; it doesn't have to be center. Shift your weight onto that point, pushing the car down. Then quickly remove your foot, or weight. The car should bounce up and return to its original position rather stiffly, without continuing to bounce. If it bounces more than a couple of times, this is an indication that perhaps the shock absorbers are weak.

STEP 3-Visually inspect the struts or shock absorbers. Look for signs of liquid that is or has been running down the shock absorber. If present, then your shock absorbers could be bad. Once the seals begin leaking, the shock absorber becomes ineffective.

You will need to get the car into a garage to confirm your observations and replace the shock absorbers. Note that you want to get a confirmation that the liquid tracks you observed are indeed emanating from leaking shock absorber seals. It could easily just be something splashed up from the road.