TRQ Rear Shock & Spring Assembly Set

I was going through the regular, mainly duralast, shocks very quickly 1-2 years at best. We have a small family farm so I do put a bit of weight in the back of my 2005 Chevy Suburban. But really 2 years was the best I was getting out of other shocks which at the current not awesome prices is unacceptable. So I started looking for a bit of an upgrade and came across these at a much better price than the part stores. So first off I grabbed a Wearhouse deal (because I love them! ) so mine came in repacked and NOT pre-compressed so that made putting them on a bit more tricky. We just had to jack the truck up in stages because the jacks I had didn't go that high. Other than that they went on pretty easy. LOL It looks like I have a lift kit in the back now. It brought the rear up at least an additional 8". The less the kept up roads around here (including our driveway) are much less bone jarring to drive over now. Much smoother ride, I am going to look for front ones of these now. Some of our frequent outings are over very much in need of TLC roads and with these they were much less of a roller coaster. For comparison it took 300+lbs of animal feed in the back to bring these shocks down to what the other shocks were at brand new with no load in the back.

They are heavy duty and ride better than factory and don't squat when pulling a trailer

Installed on 03 suburban and they work great

Would buy these again worth the money not disappointed at all

Right Part And Easy To Install But The Only Thing I don’t like is the coil over spring with this model the squeak too much but it did raise my back of my truck up nice look just don’t like the squeak wen you hit a bump

A little bouncy but they’ll work fo now and it did fix the rear low sag problem. Would recommend

Fit perfect and excellent for trailering reduced drop from hitch weight kept a smooth ride with out trailer and stable with trailer 7000 loaded 12 ft trailer dual axle

I bought these for our 2010 suburban that originally had air ride rear leveling shocks. Purchased 2 months before I installed, just didn't have time to get to it. I finally did the install 2 days ago, it took about 1.5 hours including being careful of the rear AC lines on the passenger side. I took my time to be careful of these so no issue, but be mindful of them. Would not recommend or purchase again because, there is no "shock absorber value" in the part! It lifted the rear to a reasonable weight bearing height, but has no shock absorber effect at all on the vehicle over basic bumps in the road. Put simply, if you go over a decent bump the rear Bounces as if the shocks are bad/blown out and do not absorb or slow down the bounce of the rear of the vehicle at all!! I was not, and do Not tow with this vehicle. The part raised the rear of the vehicle just under an inch, but did nothing to stabilize the rear over bumps on paved roads, and no rating for dirt road driving yet, but it could not possibly be any better! Simply jumping on the rear bumper you can get continuous bounce, no absorber effect at all. It's a hard no from me. Do Not purchase. It's a mechanical part that was bad out of the box X-2. It's just a bad product from this manufacturer.

Very good. Nice ride

Swap and go for my 2009 Escalade Hybrid, I didn't have to replace the factory spring in the bucket. It's plush and soft maybe because of the added weight from the hybrid system but it's controlled. The only thing I can think of improving is rebound, just a little quick in extending other than that it's awesome and cost effective. Now I need to figure out how to remove the service suspension warning on my vehicle.

What a great difference. Gave the normal feel back. 100% better than the air shocks.

They worked good on my 2008 avalanche towing 4000lb camper