Consider the Cost of Worn Shocks
The cost of a new set of shocks is roughly the same as the cost of just one steer tire, damaged as a result of degraded shocks. Worn shock absorbers are not only uncomfortable, they can also impact safety, lead to truck downtime and increase operational expense.
- Help improve truck safety
- Reduce tire damage / uneven wear
- Reduce spring breakage
- Reduce bent rims
- Reduce frame damage
- Reduce battery cracking
- Prevent broken cab mounts
- Reduce damage to radiator connections
- Prevent broken lamps
- Enhance braking effectiveness
- Extend life of driveline components
- Reduce shifting cargo drive
- Lessen driver fatigue
- Enhance driver comfort
Shock Construction
Monroe® Magnum™ shock absorbers are designed to handle the demands of high mileage and severe use, delivering reduced cost-per-mile.
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Monroe® Safety Triangle™
The Safety Triangle inspection checks critical interconnected system components that control steering, stopping and stability.
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Signs Your Commercial Vehicle Needs New Shocks
Service providers follow strict guidelines to determine the condition of commercial vehicle shock absorbers. Shock absorbers should be routinely inspected by a qualified service provider.
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Tire Wear Indicators
Understanding the cause of wear pattern can save money on tier costs and preserve safety.
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What Do Shock Absorbers Do?
Commercial vehicle operations may be unaware of gradual shock wear over time. Shocks should be routinely inspected and tested by a service provider as part of scheduled truck maintenance.
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Why Shock Absorbers Wear Out
Commercial vehicle operators may be unaware of gradual shock wear over time. Shocks should be routinely inspected and tested by a service provider as part of scheduled truck maintenance.
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