When to Replace Shocks?
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When to Replace Shocks?
At 50,000 miles I found that my rear factory shocks were leaking. So I replaced all my factory shocks with Trail Masters. These shocks were definitely better than the factory shocks and gave a nicer ride. But I now have 100,000 miles on my truck and the rear shocks feel like they are getting worn out. The rear end of the truck seems to bounce around too much when traveling on the interstate. Does anyone know what the expected life of the Trail Master shocks are? I’ve heard numbers from anywhere from 30,000 miles to 75,000 miles. I now have about 50,000 miles on my Trail Masters. I’m sure it really depends on what kind of driving you do, but I was wondering if anyone had a similar situation.
-2001 F-150 4x4 XLT
-2001 F-150 4x4 XLT
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Hit the nail on the head. If you find that your handling and ride is fading. Truck is bouncing more than it should etc, chances are you are about due for a new set.
To answer your exact question I do NOT know the average lifespan of Trailmaster shocks.
To answer your exact question I do NOT know the average lifespan of Trailmaster shocks.
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