Category: Shock Absorbers

TRW Automotive Aftermarket is appealing for increased focus on shock absorbers as part of its latest Corner Module campaign.

Bosal Ireland is partnering with global shock absorber specialist, Gabriel to distribute the brand on the Irish market.

Motorists getting their cars checked in Springtime are being advised that it’s an ideal, and cost effective time to check the safety of the car’s suspension.

Team PR Reilly has expanded its parts programme with the addition of TRW Shock Absorbers to its product portfolio. TRW has been manufacturing and developing automotive components since 1901 and has over 200 facilities with 70,000 employees in 26 countries.

Tenneco has launched its free new Monroe shock absorbers mobile app, which helps customers use their mobile device to access the latest information regarding the brand’s world-class ride control components for virtually any application. Loaded with functionality, the new app helps the user quickly and easily research shock absorber features, benefits and specifications as well

KYB has launched its latest shock absorber catalogue – a complete listing of the KYB range as well as details of all new applications. The comprehensive catalogue features 139 new shock absorber part numbers for KYB’s five ranges of shock absorbers and includes applications for cars, car derived vans (CDVs) and light commercial vehicles (LCVs).

As part of its technician-focused “around the wheel” communications campaign for a quality repair, Delphi is advising technicians to help ensure a quality shock-absorber repair by replacing shocks in pairs rather than replacing only the failed part.

Truck and trailer compenent specialist, TTC is increasing availability of Monroe shock absorbers due to increased demand. Monroe has been working with TTC for two years offering high quality heavy-duty shock absorbers to its customers, with the partnership going from strength to strength and demand for the high quality products increasing. Monroe suspension is widely

Leading shock absorber supplier Monroe is educating motorists on the dangers of driving cars will with worn out shock absorbers. The company’s “Everything Gets Old” campaign is aimed at changing the way consumers think about the hidden safety components that help protect them on the road. The campaign ties worn shock absorbers with other, more