awesome
Staff Reviewer -
my rear suspension on my yukon seemed to be sagging a little. i bought these since they are cheaper than putting add a leafs on and new shocks. they raised the rear of my vechicle up to where it should be. they are a little difficult to install (i put a bottle jack between the frame and axle to get them on). now my yukon looks great handles great and rides great!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Great shocks!
Installed them on my 98 Tahoe, still had OE shocks with 175,000 miles. These shocks are GREAT, what a change in handling and ride. We pull a 30'camper and with the added load these shocks are outstanding, no performance loss with the added coil spring on shocks. Trick to install the top of shock, use 1 bolt and tighten up and push the shock to the side to install 2nd bolt. Very tight area with the coil on top the shock.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Great Product
Verified Buyer -
I put these Sensa-Trac Load Adjusters on the sagging rear of my 97 Yukon. They raised it back up about 1.5" and stiffened the ride just the way I like.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
So far the best I've ever used
Verified Buyer -
Amazing shocks and very much worth the money. They work great for a tow rig. My K2500 Suburban is a dream to tow with now vs the standard gas shocks. There's a lot less dolphin tailing and the ride is nice and stiff. Pulling my car trailer is almost unnoticeable on the hitch.
Great shock for replacement
Staff Reviewer -
I have a 97 Yukon with 220k miles. Put on the standard Monroe Senca-trac. They were good until I needed to pull a trailer or camper. So I bought these and they met my expectations. Very helpful to see the comment about fastening one top bolt first, move the shock to the side (will do so with the rubber bushing), fasten the second bolt on top. Finish by compressing the lower end ( I used a jack ) then line up the lower holes and tighten the bolt and nut. It did work like a charm.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend