I have a 98 explorer with 90K miles and want to change the shocks to something that will give my wife a more comfortable ride, it is a mom-mobile, no towing, just street and highway driving. Any suggestions?
suggestions?
I have had good results with Monroe Sensa-Trac shocks...I found Sears Auto Center (surprisingly) had the lowest price (at least in my area). Totaled less than $150 for parts which I installed myself (very easy). If you want to go the other route, Sears wanted around $210-220 installed. I shopped around and found the average price was about $350 installed for Sensa-Tracs, and one place quoted me over $400! BTW, my
97 Explorer drives much much much better, far less sway and movement. The stock shocks could be compressed by hand with little effort and were quite jerky while decompressing. Good Luck, JoeMotorsForum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.