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Shock Absorbers
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| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
| Call 01793 839919 or email retail@apd.co.uk for availability |
Vehicle shock absorbers are crucial in ensuring that your car or van rides over bumps on the road smoothly and can withstand the typical wear and tear of daily driving.
Our collection of shock absorbers will help you in maintaining the performance of your car by enhancing stability and ensuring a continually balanced suspension.
Top manufacturers like Bilstein, KYB, Monroe, Rancho, and many more are available for selection.
You can choose the ideal shock absorber to meet your unique demands from a selection of sizes and application types.
Our range of shock absorbers are made to last longer and perform better than the competition, allowing you to maximise the performance of your car.
Please do not hesitate to telephone or email our friendly parts team for help in ensuring you purchase the correct parts for your vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs
Q1: What is a shock absorber?
A1: A shock absorber is a device designed to absorb and dampen shocks, vibrations, and impacts for a smoother ride and improved handling.
Q2: How do shock absorbers work?
A2: Shock absorbers work by using an internal piston connected to an external spring to control the up-and-down motion of the vehicle. When a vehicle rides over a bump or other road imperfection, the piston resists the upward and downward motion of the wheel and push-rod it is connected to, thus absorbing the shock and providing a smoother ride.
Q3: How often should shock absorbers be replaced?
A3: Generally, shock absorbers should be inspected and replaced or serviced every 25,000-50,000 miles depending on usage and road conditions. Shock absorbers should be replaced if they are leaking fluid, appear to be damaged, or are more than 4 years old.
Browse our extensive selection of products, parts & accessories today to find the perfect fit for your vehicle.
If you are in any doubt about which product is right for your vehicle please contact our Friendly Parts Advisors on 01793 83 99 19 or email retail@apd.co.uk and we will be happy to help and make sure you purchase the correct and most cost effective automotive parts and accessories.
