Are there any GM rear shocks that still work?

Are there any GM rear shocks that still work?

Both shocks were in new conditon, repackaged, but shipped with neww hardware and fit perfectly. These look, feel, and act like the original OEM GM shocks. Although my option listing was slightly different than original, they still perform as originals.

What kind of shocks do Chevy Tahoes have?

The shocks are for vehicles with primimun suspension Silverado, Tahoe, and Suburban known as Nivomat (or self leveling); my glove box code was ZW7 (for shock option). They are big heavey super shocks, as they act in unison with the vehicles springs.

Which is the best shock for a Chevy Silverado?

With a thicker piston and single chamber, the RS7000MT is more consistent with handling on and off-road. The adjustable RS9000XL shock has been around for decades at this point, proving just how versatile and useful these shocks are to the truck and Jeep market.

How can I tell if my GM SUV has Autoride or shocks?

It can be confusing when buying replacement shocks and suspension to try to figure out if your SUV has a premium Smooth Ride or Autoride. Every vehicle that GM produces comes with a sticker listing the alpha-numeric codes of all of the vehicle’s options.

When is the right time to replace shocks in a Chevy Silverado?

When is the Right Time to Replace Shocks in a Chevy Silverado? It isn’t possible to foresee how many years the shock absorbers for Chevy Silverado would last . However, it is recommended to replace the shocks after five years unless your truck has undergone extreme usage.

Which is the best company to replace rear shocks?

If that’s the route you want to take, we have these fully remanufactured OEM rear shocks by Arnott Industries, the industry leader in replacement air suspension components. They retain both the air ride and the electronic dampening features and are backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

How to replace your autoride shocks the right way?

If you are happy with how the Autoride system meets your needs as-is, we of course have 100% direct-fit replacements for the rear that will fit and perform exactly the same as OEM.

Can you replace air shocks with gas shocks?

These will retain the air ride control but replace the problematic electronic dampening with standard gas shocks. They will be a little more reliable than OEM, still retain a nice ride with the rear air springs and are a little easier to install.