The best shocks and struts depend on your vehicle’s year, model, and suspension setup. These five replacement kits cover select Chevy, GMC, Toyota, Lexus, and Honda applications. The Aeagle kit is suited to Silverado and Sierra 1500 owners seeking front and rear components, while the Detroit Axle Silverado kit adds front sway bar links. Other options cover specific Camry, ES300, Odyssey, Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, and Escalade fitments. Check every listed exclusion and confirm fitment before ordering; these are replacement kits, not necessarily factory-branded OEM parts.
| Product | Best For | Kit Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Aeagle Silverado/Sierra Kit | 2007–2013 Silverado or Sierra 1500 | Front strut assemblies and rear shocks |
| KUIPERAUTO Camry/ES300 Kit | 2002–2003 Camry or Lexus ES300 | Four complete strut assemblies |
| Detroit Axle Odyssey Kit | 2011–2012 Honda Odyssey | Front struts, rear shocks, sway bars |
| Detroit Axle SUV Kit | Selected GM SUVs and Cadillac models | Front struts and rear shocks |
| Detroit Axle Silverado Kit | 2007–2013 Silverado or Sierra 1500 | Struts, rear shocks, sway bar links |
Aeagle Silverado And Sierra 1500 Kit
This four-piece kit is best for owners of 2007–2013 Chevy Silverado 1500 or GMC Sierra 1500 models who want front struts and rear shocks in one package. It includes left and right front strut shock assemblies with coil springs and two rear shock absorbers. The listing identifies replacement part numbers 139105 and 4345074.
Choose this kit if you need components for both ends of a compatible truck and want the front springs included with the struts. Confirm the exact vehicle fitment and replacement numbers before purchase. Limitation: It excludes vehicles with electronic suspension.
KUIPERAUTO Camry And ES300 Assembly Set
This set of four complete strut and spring assemblies is best for 2002–2003 Toyota Camry and Lexus ES300 owners whose vehicles match the listed configurations. The set replaces part numbers 171490, 171491, 171492, and 171493. The product description says its shock absorbers are designed to damp road impacts and help maintain tire contact with the road.
It is a relevant option when replacing a complete set rather than sourcing individual assemblies. Verify the model and suspension type carefully. Limitation: It does not fit Camry SE models or ES300 models with Adaptive Variable Suspension.
Detroit Axle Honda Odyssey Suspension Kit
This kit is best for 2011–2012 Honda Odyssey owners looking for struts, shocks, and front sway bar components together. It includes two front struts with coil springs, two rear shock absorbers, and two front sway bars. Detroit Axle describes its strut assemblies as complete and ready for installation without additional assembly or special tools.
Choose it if you want the listed front and rear suspension parts plus sway bar components in one kit. Match the vehicle year and model before ordering. Limitation: The provided fitment information covers only 2011 and 2012 Odyssey models.
Detroit Axle GM SUV Strut And Shock Kit
This kit is best for owners of select Chevrolet, GMC, and Cadillac SUVs seeking two front strut and coil spring assemblies and two rear shocks. Listed applications include certain Avalanche, Suburban 1500, Tahoe, Yukon, Yukon XL 1500, and Escalade models from specified years. Because the year ranges vary by model, check the full application list against the vehicle before choosing it.
Limitation: The listing excludes electronic suspension, ZW7 Premium Smooth Ride suspension, police packages, and vehicles with 22-inch wheels. Some Tahoe years also have additional police, SSV, or base-model exclusions.
Detroit Axle Silverado 1500 Six-Piece Kit
This six-piece kit is best for 2007–2013 Chevy Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500 owners who also need front stabilizer sway bar end links. It includes two front struts with coil springs, two front sway bar end links, and two rear shock assemblies. It offers a broader set of listed components than a kit containing only struts and shocks.
Choose this option if the vehicle’s suspension configuration and model year match and the included end links suit the repair plan. Limitation: It is listed for models without electronic suspension.
Buying Guide: How To Choose Shocks And Struts
How do I confirm vehicle fitment?
Start with the vehicle’s year, make, and model, then compare them with the product’s full application list. Check trim and suspension details, too. A kit may exclude electronic or adaptive suspension, certain wheel sizes, police packages, or specific trims even when the general model name appears to match. Use the vehicle identification number and manufacturer fitment resources when details are uncertain.
Should I choose a complete assembly or separate shocks?
A complete strut assembly includes the strut and coil spring, as indicated in the product details. It can be a practical choice when replacing those listed components together. A shock-only part does not include the same listed assembly. Compare exactly what comes in the box: these kits differ in whether they include rear shocks, front sway bar links, or other suspension parts.
What does “OEM” mean when shopping?
OEM refers to original equipment manufacturer parts or specifications, but a replacement product is not automatically made by the vehicle’s original manufacturer. Check the brand, listed replacement part numbers, and fitment information. Do not assume that “OEM-style” means factory-branded or identical to the original part.
Can I replace only one side?
The products here are sold as multi-piece kits, often covering both left and right sides or both ends of the vehicle. Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s service guidance and have a qualified technician assess the suspension. The product descriptions alone do not establish which repair is appropriate for a particular vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these products factory OEM parts?
The listings describe replacement suspension kits. They do not establish that the parts are made or branded by the vehicle’s original manufacturer.
Do all kits include coil springs?
No. The Aeagle, Odyssey, GM SUV, and Silverado kits list front struts with coil springs. The Camry and ES300 kit is described as a set of complete strut and spring assemblies.
Are these kits compatible with electronic suspension?
Not all are. The Aeagle Silverado/Sierra and Detroit Axle Silverado kits explicitly exclude electronic suspension. Review each listing’s exclusions for other kits.
Which kit includes sway bar links?
The Detroit Axle Silverado 1500 kit includes two front stabilizer sway bar end links. The Odyssey kit includes two front sway bars, as stated in its product details.