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How to Measure

Measuring points for shock absorbers Measuring points differ based on the mounting style. Extended and Compressed lengths are measured: From center of eyering to shoulder...

Introducing KYB 2000 Series

Meet our newest ride control innovation: KYB 2000 Series high-performance shocks and adjustable struts - engineered to meet the demands of the most aggressive off-road...

Shock and strut service education

KYB is committed to providing ongoing shock and strut service education for professional technicians and counter personnel. Our mission includes providing education and safety for...

Summer means more driving miles – make sure your shocks and struts are ready:

For many drivers, summer means more driving miles. Properly working shocks and struts are essential for a comfortable, safe, enjoyable ride and for the proper...

Reasons to replace your shocks

Drivers often ask, "What are the reasons to replace your shocks?" Here are the four most common conditions that result in shock and strut replacements...

How shocks work

Here are the basics on how shocks and struts work to keep tires firmly on the road: The main job of shock absorbers is to...

Avoid Common Mistakes

Here are some of the most common mistakes people make when installing shocks and struts: Using pliers or vise grips on the shaft Trying to grip...
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Do I Need New Shocks

Drivers often ask, "Do I need new shocks?" Here's how to tell: Lost ride quality If your vehicle has developed a rough ride, lost its...

Dimensions

Please Read First: This is not an application guide. Shock dimension information is only provided as a means to physically identify KYB shock absorbers. Choosing...