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Earn Some ‘Quick Cash’ Rewards for Installing Rancho Loaded QuickLIFT Shocks

Rancho is making it easy for qualifying performance service professionals to get “Cash Back” for each pair of Rancho Loaded QuickLIFT shock absorbers they install between February 1 and March 31, 2012.

Tech Feature: Inspecting Shocks and Struts

Shocks and struts are simple devices. Their function is to dampen the movement of the springs, suspension and vehicle pitch. This means that as the spring is compressed, the movement is not sudden and when the energy or movement is released, it is not overpowering.

Tech Tip: What Really Wears Out Inside Shocks and Struts

When shocks and struts wear out there are almost no visual clues. When a unit is leaking, it is a sign of failure and not wear. Next to performing an autopsy or throwing the unit on a dynamometer, there is no conclusive way to determine if the internal components are worn to a point where it could compromise vehicle stability. Even the “knee on the bumper” test can give false results due to how some units handle low frequency movements.

New Rancho Website Makes it Easy for Enthusiasts to Upgrade Shocks and Suspension Systems

Featuring more interactivity, simpler navigation and added content, the new Rancho website gives enthusiasts an opportunity to interact and engage in the brand’s online presence.

Motorists Can Save Up to $150 on New Shocks and Struts through Monroe Promotion

Consumers can save up to $150 on replacement shock absorbers and/or struts during the spring repair season through the Monroe “Take Control” promotion from Tenneco Inc. Replacing worn ride control components can help improve a vehicle’s handling characteristics, stopping performance and comfort.

Selling Shocks & Struts: Getting Past Your Feelings so You Can Sell More Ride Control

Early in my career, I was young, stupid and drove some of the most dangerous vehicles in terms of unperformed repairs because I knew that I could fix it “someday.” I believed in the philosophy that a car was half worn, not half broken.

Motorists Can Earn ‘Repair Rewards’ With Purchases of Monroe Shocks and Struts

The program is part of Monroe’s ride control replacement safety education efforts, which encourage motorists to replace their worn shocks and struts.

Tech Tip: Shocks and Struts are Important Pieces of the Suspension Puzzle

Shock absorbers are an important suspension component because they dampen suspension motions to provide ride control. This provides a smoother ride, better handling and cornering, and improved stability (especially on rough roads). The shocks also extend the life of the tires by preventing unnecessary bouncing as the tires roll along, and they help improve braking and traction by keeping the tires in firm contact with the ….

Tenneco Launches Spanish-Language Website for Monroe Shocks and Struts

Hispanic-American technicians and their customers can now rely on a comprehensive Spanish-language website covering the popular Monroe brand of ride control products. The new site was launched in January to support the information needs of millions of Spanish-speaking professionals and consumers looking for the best shocks and struts for virtually any passenger application.

Tech Feature: Twin-Tube Shocks and Struts

Twin-tube shocks and struts have been used as original equipment on most vehicles for many years. But in recent years, we’ve also seen more monotube shocks and struts being used as original equipment dampers on sports and performance vehicles. So what’s the difference and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each design?