Worn Out Shocks Will Cause:

• Excessive shaking on an unpaved road.
• Unstable ride at high speed.
• Excessive pitching action.
• Excessive nose dive and squat during acceleration and braking.
• Longer stopping distance.
• Tyres bouncing on a bumpy road.
• Wear out on the tyre shoulder.
• Bad fuel consumption.

When should I change to Shock Absorbers ?

• When vehicle shows an unstable behaviour upon driving, example such as excessive roll, during cornering, pitching, bouncing, squat, nose dive and so on.
• When the bouncing continue after you push on the bonnet.
• When you hear strange or unfamilier sounds from the shocks, when driving.
• When you find external damage on the shocks such as on the outer casing, rod bending, oil leakage, damaged bushes and washers, etc.
• When replacing your worn out tyres.

*Caution : Always replace four shocks at the same time!

Important:

• Never hold a shaft with pliers or in a vice as this will damage the shock absorbers causing oil leakage.
• Always use a new lock nut upon replacing with new shocks.
• When installing a brake hose, make sure you release the bubbles on all brake hoses.
• Always use a torque wrench when tightening the lock nut.