What does a Monroe load leveler shock do?

Monroe Load-leveler shocks are designed to help sagging rear suspensions when towing or hauling. They feature a variable rate spring, and aluminum collars for added strength.

What kind of shocks do I need for a truck?

Monroe Load-Leveler Shocks. Monroe Load-leveler shocks are designed to help sagging rear suspensions when towing or hauling. They feature a variable rate spring, and aluminum collars for added strength. These shocks can help provide up to 1,100 lbs. of additional load carrying capacity. Load-levelers are available for some cars as well as trucks.

Do you need a load leveler for a truck?

Load-levelers are available for some cars as well as trucks. Load-levelers- are self leveling and load bearing. No adjustments are needed by installer. NOTE: Monroe Load-levelers are sold as a PAIR, and will appear listed that way in our Online Catalogs.

Monroe Load-leveler shocks are designed to help sagging rear suspensions when towing or hauling. They feature a variable rate spring, and aluminum collars for added strength.

Are there rear shocks that are self leveling?

Is they are self leveling you would have a compressor and you would have had some wires going to the top of your front shocks. A lot of people with 00-06 like the Bilstein HD shocks. There really needs to a separate thread for all air ride issues, the answers are here, just search the forums, and you will find the answers.

Are there air shocks on my Chevy Tahoe?

I believe my rear shocks have had it (156,000 miles and never changed) I thought I had “autoride” but in reading several posts, it looks like that includes air shocks on all 4 wheels. I replaced the front shocks recently and they had no air or electrical connections.