Monroe 171662R Quick-Strut Complete Strut Assembly Review

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Easy enough to do if you're comfortable jacking a car and changing a tire, you should be able to do this repair on your own. Most shops would charge over $1000, but you can do this job for less than half that. I replaced my front struts on my 99 Century w/ 88K miles. Previously it had been "wavy" at speed on the highway after hitting bumps. Now its smoother than it was from the factory, both on the highway and off. Before you would feel/hear a bump, but now you know you've gone over a bump, but there is little feedback to cabin. I have held out on replacing the rears but am tempted to do so. Also the preloaded struts can pay for themselves because they have all new bushings/nuts that may need to replaced in addition to the gas strut.

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This is a great way to change out your struts. It may cost more to buy as a complete unit, but you can save on having someone install it because you can do it yourself because it is so easy.

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The Monroe 171662R Strut fit was just the like ODM strut. Easy to install. My '03 Impla has that "like new" ride again. Good price from the seller and arrived on time.

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My husband installed them in my car. No problems. He said easy to install and car rides fine after alignemnt

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Have had them on the car for about 1500 miles. I can say only one thing against them

they seem to ride just a little harsh but the OEM parts they replaced were quite soft,maybe

from age. I expect the springs to soften a little with some miles.

Other than that I would say they are just about perfect to this point.

Not only would I recommend these , I already have. They were a great price with the unit

being complete. Replacing the whole unit rather than just the strut is the way to go.