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  • 4853169059 Toyota SHOCK ABSORBER REAR

4853169059 Toyota SHOCK ABSORBER REAR, Price: 48.03$, Weight: 1.57kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Toyota

    4853169059

    SHOCK ABSORBER REAR

    		 0

    1.57

    7-10

    48.03$
    Not Available

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Toyota
    4853169059 
    SHOCK ABSORBER REAR
    		7
    1.806
    2-3
    54.38$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Kayaba
    444012 
    SHOCK ABSORBER
    		421
    2.197
    4-5
    22.67$
     
    Toyota
    4853169058 
    SHOCK ABSORBER REAR
    		0
    1.829
    -
    49.18$
    		 Not Available
    Toyota
    4853169049 
    ABSORBER, SHOCK
    		0
    1.829
    -
    44.09$
    		 Not Available
    Toyota
    4853169057 
    ABSORBER ASSY, SHOCK, REAR, RH/LH
    		0
    2.116
    -
    30.49$
    		 Not Available
    Toyota
    4853169047 
    ABSORBER ASSY, SHOCK, REAR, RH/LH
    		0
    2.07
    -
    21.53$
    		 Not Available
    IZUMI
    444012 
    SHOCK ABSORBER, REAR
    		0
    2.197
    4-5
    13.18$
    		 Not Available

    The Importance of Rear Shock Absorbers

    Rear shock absorbers are crucial components in a vehicle's suspension system. They ensure a smooth and comfortable ride by absorbing and dampening the impacts from road irregularities. Without them, your driving experience would be jarring and uncomfortable. Moreover, these parts play a significant role in maintaining tire contact with the road, enhancing overall vehicle control and safety.

    How Rear Shock Absorbers Work

    Shock absorbers work by converting kinetic energy from the suspension into heat energy, which is then dissipated. This process involves a piston moving through a cylinder filled with oil or gas. When the vehicle encounters a bump, the piston moves up or down, forcing fluid through a series of small holes. This resistance slows the motion of the suspension, minimizing vehicle bounce and sway.

    Consequences of a Faulty Rear Shock Absorber

    If a rear shock absorber is compromised, the effects are immediately noticeable. You'll experience decreased braking efficiency, uneven tire wear, and potential damage to other suspension components. Furthermore, the overall stability of the vehicle becomes compromised, increasing the risk of rollovers, especially when navigating sharp turns or sudden stops.

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