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Customizing Your Jeep’s Suspension System

You can mod your Jeep so it’s able to handle mountainous adventures without becoming too banged up when you drive it back to the city. While most Wranglers and CJs were intended to handle unfriendly terrain, the OEM market has provided enthusiasts with vast options to upgrade their ride’s suspension system. This can include installing new original gas-pressurized shocks, replacing clunky bushings, and more. Find original Jeep shocks, struts, control arms, sway bars, and more here at Mopar OEM Parts Counter.

What Do Shocks and Struts Do?

Shock absorbers, or shocks, and struts are two major parts of your vehicle’s suspension system. Shocks act as a spring damper by traveling with the spring and soften its rebound so your vehicle doesn’t bounce, remains stable, and stays glued to the road. Struts, on the other hand, act as a shock absorber but also house the spring for one side of the vehicle. As a structural assembly, they support the actual vehicle weight and can contain the coil spring and upper mount.

Cost to Replace Shocks and Struts

The actual price to replace shocks and struts will vary depending on many factors, including your vehicle model and the application. Some individual shocks and struts cost less than $100 each while others will set you back over $1,000.