A-Premium Rear Load‑Adjusting Shock Absorbers with Integrated Coil Springs, Set of 2 — 9.36" Stroke, Matched Pair

A-Premium Rear load‑adjusting shock absorbers with integrated coil springs replace both left and right rear units to restore ride height, load control, and towing stability.

If your truck sags under load, leans in turns, or feels unstable while towing, replacing worn rear shocks and springs with a matched set is one of the most effective maintenance steps. These A-Premium rear shocks come as a pair and are engineered to fit a wide range of full‑size pickups and SUVs, offering defined stroke length, solid mounting sleeves, and a design meant to handle heavier payloads than passenger cars.

How do these shocks improve rear stability and handling?

These load‑adjusting shocks have an integrated coil spring that supports payload and resists bottoming under heavy loads. They provide firmer damping when compressed, reducing sway, sag, and nose‑lift during acceleration or braking.

• Integrated coil spring supports vehicle rear when loaded.
• 9.36" stroke helps absorb larger wheel travel events.
• Designed to reduce sag, roll, and instability when towing.
• Matched left and right units preserve balanced damping feel.

Are these shock absorbers compatible with my truck or SUV?

This set lists extensive fitment across Chevrolet, GMC, Dodge/Ram, Jeep, and Nissan models. Fitment covers many model years; confirm by comparing reference numbers or measurements with your existing rear shocks before ordering.

• Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (RWD) 1999–2006 & 2007–2022; Silverado 2500/3500 HD 2011–2023.
• GMC Sierra 1500 (RWD) 1999–2006 & 2007–2022; Sierra 2500/3500 HD 2011–2023; Yukon variants 2012–2020.
• Dodge/Ram 1500 (1994–2001), Ram 3500 (1994–2002); Nissan Titan 2004–2015, 2017–2022; Jeep Gladiator 2020–2022.
• Reference numbers include 43181, 58600, 58636, 43163, 51930—verify against your parts list.

What are the key specifications and mounting details I should check?

Dimensions and mounting sleeve sizes matter for a correct fit and secure installation. These shocks list extended and collapsed lengths along with upper and lower sleeve inner diameters to help you confirm fitment.

• Location: rear, left and right (driver and passenger side).
• Extended length: 24.24"; collapsed length: 14.88"; stroke: 9.36".
• Upper and lower mount sleeve: 14mm I.D. x 1.66" long sleeve.
• Sold as a pair to maintain matched damping characteristics.

How difficult is installation and what tools will I need?

Installation is typical for rear shock replacement but may require basic suspension tools and vehicle support. If you’re comfortable with wheel removal, unbolting old shocks, and tightening mounts to torque specs, you can do this at home; otherwise use a professional installer.

• Common tools: jack and stands, torque wrench, socket set, penetrating oil.
• Allow time to support the axle safely before removing shocks or springs.
• Compare sleeve diameters and lengths to originals to avoid fitment surprises.
• Replace both sides together for consistent ride and handling.

Who is this for: Owners of full‑size trucks and SUVs who tow, haul, or notice rear sag—this A-Premium rear shock and coil spring set is aimed at drivers who need a direct‑fit replacement to regain rear ride height, improve load control, and maintain balanced damping. Confirm vehicle compatibility by year, model, and the listed reference numbers, and replace the pair for best results.