Hi. I looking for Rear Shock Absorber for a Jeep Cherokee 2010. Thank
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Good evening. Are you inquiring info about the rear shock absorber or the items I ordered which are the tailgate struts?
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We purchased the shock absorber AND the complete strut assembly kit. Our vehicle is a GMC Envoy XUV, and had to have both. Hope this helps with your question.
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Front Shock. Rears are different. Use the Look Up Make and Model, will help. Cheers. Ken.
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I use those in the front of a 99 Cherokee XJ. The rear shocks are different.
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It's been a while, but if this is what I bought, I feel that it was specifically for the steering stabilizer. As I recall, there was only one in the box, which would make sense since there was only one steering stabilizer shock - which looks similar to a regular shock absorber, but I can't say about the size matching any regular shock. PS, they also c0me in colors, but maybe another supplier and a slightly different number (I wanted black, so it did not matter to me)
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I am not an expert on car suspension but wanted to answer this question because of the documented quality of the KYB products. These same shocks and struts for my 2006 civic would have cost me TWICE as much, if not more, anywhere else. I checked several places. So, the feedback on quality and fast shipping is a serious factor to consider. Just my 2 cents for your consideration. Joe
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They are for the front. The rear are just shocks. Sorry for the delay; I just saw the post. Good luck!
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I don't know. Look Up shocks for your vehicle and find ones that match but will those specifically I don't know.
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This is a air adjust shock absorber for the rear. You do not need a "spring coil thing" . That "spring coil thing" is a front strut assembly.
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You can check on jp cycles and that would give you the option to search your bike type. I found the shocks on that website and learned that they fit my bike and then went to Amazon because they were less expensive. Best I can do.
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Did a search on the Dynomax site. Doesn't appear that they make one as a direct replacement for the Jeep Cherokee.
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It did not on my 2010, but part of a shock tower will need to be ground off...about 1/3 inch on the driver's side, I believe. Be sure you know what you are doing, or have it installed by a shop that has done it before...worked with aftermarket suspension parts.
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Monroe Monro-Matic Plus Shock Absorber [MONRO-MATIC PLUS SHOCK] Rear; 4WD; 2 Per Veh; Base, Super Hi, this fits the above vehicle....try this one... Thank you! 32237 Rear Shock Absorber 91-97 Monroe Monro-Matic Plus Shock Absorber [MONRO-MATIC PLUS SHOCK] Rear; RWD; 2 Per Veh; Base, Super
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This is just one rear shock. You would need to buy this and one more for the opposite rear side. For the front you would have to buy 2 different struts. These are rear shocks only.
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Yes, immensely. I replaced my original shocks on my 99 Grand Cherokee at 115K miles with KYBs, and the improvement was awesome! They make a specific KYB shock for the slightly taller Upcountry suspension on Grand Cherokees too. It's a different model number. They're a cheaper alternative to more expensive shocks, and I've always had real good success with KYBs.
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No I don't sell dampners .Should be able to get at parts store. The dampners are only used on frt.stuts to keep from bottoming out if the situation arises. I replaced stuts and shocks with monroe quick struts and rear shocks with sensa tracs from monroe. Very easy to install and great performance on 02 trailblazer. Anytime I replace struts I go with the quick struts saves time and headaches.
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I do have all 4 of these...I'd need to know the year, make and model of your vehicle as the rear is a bit different on some years of these. Please let me know (Jkdautoparts) and we'll get you the best deal possible. Jeremy