How often should I replace shocks and struts on a truck or SUV?

Most trucks and SUVs benefit from inspection around 50,000–60,000 miles. Replace earlier if you notice bouncing, nose dive under braking, or uneven tire wear.

Will new shocks or struts lift my vehicle?

Standard replacement shocks and struts do not add ride height. Lift occurs only with dedicated lift struts, coilovers, or spacer/leaf solutions.

Do I need an alignment after replacing struts?

An alignment is recommended after strut replacement to keep tire wear even and steering true.

What warranty do these shocks and struts include?

All units include a lifetime structural warranty for long-term peace of mind.

Truck & SUV Shocks and Struts | Lifetime Warranty

Shocks & Struts

Shocks & Struts for Trucks & SUVs

Upgrading your truck shocks and struts isn’t just about a smoother ride—it’s about control, confidence, and keeping your vehicle performing the way it should. Whether you’re tackling rough trails or hauling gear on the highway, the right SUV shocks and struts keep your tires planted and your handling sharp.

Our parts are built for drivers who expect more—tested for extreme durability and backed by a lifetime structural warranty. Each unit goes through rigorous quality checks that rival premium brands, minus the markup. Thousands of truck and SUV owners choose us because our suspension components deliver premium performance without the premium price.

Buying Guide: Quick Tips

Pick gas-charged shocks for better stability and less body roll.
Match shock valving to driving style—firmer for towing, softer for comfort.
Replace in pairs to keep ride height and handling consistent.
Look for corrosion-resistant coatings for long service life.

Don’t put up with a harsh ride or overpriced parts. Upgrade your truck shocks and struts today and enjoy the smooth, confident drive your vehicle was built for.