

Monroe Shocks & Struts
Ride control since 1916 — OE supplier to Ford, GM, Toyota. Shop the full Monroe catalog for your exact year, make and model.
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Why Monroe
Monroe describes more than 100 years of delivering ride control products for passenger cars, light trucks, SUVs, buses, vans and commercial vehicles. The company was founded in 1916 in Monroe, Michigan, and the brand is part of Tenneco's DRiV aftermarket group. Monroe Quick-Strut assemblies are fully assembled units with an application-specific coil spring, mount and strut, and need no spring compressor. The Restore Your Ride range includes Quick-Strut, OESpectrum and Reflex, and Carry the Load includes Gas-Magnum shocks and Magnum strut assemblies. Qualifying Monroe shocks and struts carry a Limited Lifetime Warranty that covers defects and wear-out for as long as the original purchaser owns the vehicle.
Which Monroe line do you need?
Pick by how the vehicle is used, not by price alone.
OESpectrum
Shocks and struts tuned specifically for each application, with full displaced rod valving, a PTFE-banded piston and a nitrogen gas charge. Monroe says they restore OE-style ride and handling and filter out noise, vibration and harshness.
Quick-Strut
A fully assembled unit with an application-specific coil spring, mount and strut. Monroe says it includes everything needed for strut replacement and requires no spring compressor.
Reflex
Reflex shocks and struts use ASD (Acceleration Sensitive Damping) valving, which Monroe says automatically adjusts to absorb road impacts and helps reduce vehicle roll and dive.
Monro-Matic PLUS
Shocks and struts with a nitrogen gas charge, Velocity Proportional Valving and all-weather fluid. Monroe says they are designed and validated to meet OE specifications.
What 94 Monroe buyers reported back
Just great
Great product. This one fits perfectly on my 2006 Acura TL
Product arrived quickly & in good shape. The shocks fit my vehicle and matched the description. All hardware was included.
They are so much better than the KYB shocks I had previously bought.
Quick delivery!
Got here fast ,easy to put on ,no problems at all...
The order was delivered at the time that was indicated and the ride is amazing.
Easy installation
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The questions our support team gets asked most about Monroe.
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Guides written by our parts team

Silverado / Sierra 2500HD and K2500 Shocks (1988–2010): Monroe Gas-Magnum vs Gabriel OESpectrum
Comparing Monroe Gas-Magnum and Gabriel OESpectrum shocks for the 2500HD and K2500. Find out which fits your hauling needs and budget.
Comparison · 7
Monroe Magnum vs Gas-Magnum: Heavy-Truck Line vs Pickup Line Explained
Monroe makes two distinct Magnum shock lines — one for Class 3–8 commercial trucks, one for pickup trucks. Here's which is built for your vehicle.
Comparison · 7
Monroe Gas-Magnum vs. Reflex for Trucks: Which Shock Is Right for You?
Gas-Magnum or Reflex? We break down Monroe's two most popular truck shocks so you can pick the right one for how you actually use your truck.
Comparison · 7Watch the job before you start it
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Popular Monroe products
Why Monroe
Monroe describes more than 100 years of delivering ride control products for passenger cars, light trucks, SUVs, buses, vans and commercial vehicles. The company was founded in 1916 in Monroe, Michigan, and the brand is part of Tenneco's DRiV aftermarket group. Monroe Quick-Strut assemblies are fully assembled units with an application-specific coil spring, mount and strut, and need no spring compressor. The Restore Your Ride range includes Quick-Strut, OESpectrum and Reflex, and Carry the Load includes Gas-Magnum shocks and Magnum strut assemblies. Qualifying Monroe shocks and struts carry a Limited Lifetime Warranty that covers defects and wear-out for as long as the original purchaser owns the vehicle.
Which Monroe line?
OESpectrum
Shocks and struts tuned specifically for each application, with full displaced rod valving, a PTFE-banded piston and a nitrogen gas charge. Monroe says they restore OE-style ride and handling and filter out noise, vibration and harshness.
Quick-Strut
A fully assembled unit with an application-specific coil spring, mount and strut. Monroe says it includes everything needed for strut replacement and requires no spring compressor.
Reflex
Reflex shocks and struts use ASD (Acceleration Sensitive Damping) valving, which Monroe says automatically adjusts to absorb road impacts and helps reduce vehicle roll and dive.
Monro-Matic PLUS
Shocks and struts with a nitrogen gas charge, Velocity Proportional Valving and all-weather fluid. Monroe says they are designed and validated to meet OE specifications.
Monroe, answered
Are Monroe shocks any good?
What's the difference between OESpectrum and Monro-Matic PLUS?
Do Monroe shocks come with a warranty?
What is a Monroe Quick-Strut?
Who makes Monroe shocks?
What vehicles does Monroe make shocks and struts for?
What 94 buyers reported back
Just great
Great product. This one fits perfectly on my 2006 Acura TL
Product arrived quickly & in good shape. The shocks fit my vehicle and matched the description. All hardware was included.
Guides from our parts team

Silverado / Sierra 2500HD and K2500 Shocks (1988–2010): Monroe Gas-Magnum vs Gabriel OESpectrum
Comparison · 7
Monroe Magnum vs Gas-Magnum: Heavy-Truck Line vs Pickup Line Explained
Comparison · 7
Monroe Gas-Magnum vs. Reflex for Trucks: Which Shock Is Right for You?
Comparison · 7
Monroe OESpectrum Review: Are These Shocks Worth It?
Comparison · 7
Monroe vs Bilstein Shocks: Which Brand Is Right for Your Car?
Comparison · 7
