Shock Absorber

Invest in a good set of shock absorbers for your car to make your ride as smooth as possible. Shop a range of absorbers to cushion your car's springs and suspension.

How Does a Car Shock Absorber Work?

A Bilstein shock absorber is a mechanical or hydraulic device that is designed to absorb and dampen the kinetic energy of a moving object. In the context of vehicles, the shocks and struts are components of the suspension system that help to smooth out the ride by reducing the amount of vibration and bounce caused by rough roads.

Car shock absorbers work by converting the kinetic energy of the suspension movement into thermal energy, which is then dissipated through the fluid or gas inside the shock absorber. They have a piston that moves up and down inside a cylinder, which is filled with fluid or gas. As the vehicle moves over bumps in the road, the wheels compress and rebound, causing the suspension to move up and down. This movement is damped by the KYB shocks, which slow down and stop the suspension from moving too quickly.

Why You Need to Invest in Shock Absorber Replacements

Rear shocker absorbers help to smooth out the ride by reducing vibrations and bouncing caused by rough roads. Koni shock absorbers help to keep the tires in contact with the road, which improves the vehicle's handling and stability. Gabriel shocker absorbers help to reduce the wear and tear on the tires by minimizing the bouncing and vibrations caused by rough roads.

Front shocker absorbers help to improve the vehicle's handling and stability, which can enhance safety by reducing the risk of accidents. Monroe air shocks help to reduce the amount of energy required to keep the vehicle moving, which can improve fuel efficiency and lower emissions. Lastly, shock absorbers help to reduce the wear and tear on other suspension components, which can increase their lifespan.