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- JPC Shock Absorber FJ Cruiser 2015 Front
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
40.250 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Nissan Pathfinder 2005-2008 - Nissan Xterra Pathfinder-F
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
5.700 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Camry 2007-2011 Rear Left
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
11.100 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Camry 2007-2011 Rear Right
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
11.100 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Sunny 2000 Front Right Up
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
8.700 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Sunny 2000 Up Rear Right & Left
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
5.700 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Altima 3.5L 2007-2012 USA Front Left Up
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
11.400 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Altima 3.5L 2007-2012 USA Front Right UP
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
11.400 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Civic 2006-2009 Rear Right & Left
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
6.600 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Tiida 2013 Sentra 2013 Front Left Up
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
9.900 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Tiida 2013 Sentra 2013 Front Right Up
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
9.900 KWD
- JPC Shock Absorber Camry 1993-2006 Front Left
A shock absorber, also known as a shock, damper, or strut, is a mechanical device designed to absorb and dampen the impact of bumps, vibrations, and other forces encountered by a vehicle during driving. It is a crucial component of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for the passengers.
The shock absorber is usually located near the wheel and is connected to the frame of the vehicle and the suspension system. It consists of a piston that moves inside a cylinder, which contains oil or gas, depending on the type of shock absorber. As the vehicle moves over bumps or rough terrain, the piston moves up and down, compressing and expanding the oil or gas in the cylinder, which helps to absorb and dampen the impact.
A well-functioning shock absorber is essential for the vehicle's stability, handling, and safety. Worn or damaged shock absorbers can cause the vehicle to bounce or sway, reducing its stability and increasing the risk of accidents. Common signs of worn or damaged shock absorbers include a bouncy or unstable ride, excessive noise or vibration, uneven tire wear, and longer stopping distances.
Shock absorbers need to be checked regularly as part of the vehicle's maintenance schedule and replaced when they are worn or damaged. They come in various types and designs, including twin-tube, monotube, and coilover shock absorbers, and can be adjusted to provide a specific level of damping to suit different driving conditions and preferences.
In summary, the shock absorber is a critical component of a vehicle's suspension system that helps to provide a smooth and safe ride by absorbing and damping the impact of bumps and vibrations encountered during driving
Availability: In Stock
9.900 KWD