ISUZU D-MAX 2.5 / 3.0 2WD TFS85 (FRONT / REAR) 100% ORIGINAL BRAND TOKICO TKC SHOCK ABSORBER

100% ORIGINAL TOKICO (TKC) Shock Absorber• Originally developed by TOKICO (first in the world : U series)• Better vehicle control, improved ride quality, and quieter operation by eliminating cavitation.• No stone-shield protecting the working tube against flying stones because of no trouble on the working tube if the stones make dents on the outer tube.Brand: TOKICO (TKC) - SUSPENSION STRUTAbsorber Type: GAS (FRONT 2PCS)Suitable for Model: -- ISUZU D-MAX 2.5 / 3.0 2WD TFS85WHY REPLACE SHOCK ABSROBERS?•Reduce braking distances. •Increase road holding.•Maintain comfort.•Limit tyre wear.•Reduce deterioration of other suspension components.RECOMMENDATION: It is a good practice to replace the shock absorbers every 35,000 miles. You can easily find out if you need new shocks by doing a bounce test. Go to the rear corner of your car and push down on the rear of the car. If your car bounces up and down a few times, it is time to change the shock absorbers.Let’s go through a few signs that your shock absorbers are in bad shape and need to be replaced.1. Excessive Nose Diving & SquattingBraking and accelerating shifts the weight of the car. Braking shifts the weight to the front, while accelerating shifts the weight to the back. Bad shock absorbers cause excessive “diving” or "squatting" when you brake or accelerate.2. Excessive Body RollLike nose diving and squatting, body roll is just another part of vehicle dynamic.Excessive body roll could cause you to lose control of your car.3. Leaking ShocksShock absorbers are hydraulic. It means they contain fluid. Overtime, the seals may wear out and cause leaking of the hydraulic fluid. Slight misting is still tolerable for absorber health.4. Excessive bouncingA better way is to drive the car over a bump and see how long the car remains bouncing.A good shock absorber will not make the car bounce excessively. A bad shock absorber will make the car bounce ‘til kingdom come.5. Shaking Steering WheelDrive through a bumpy road and observe if the steering wheel shakes. A shaking steering wheel when driving through rough roads is a sign of bad shocks.6. Cupped tyresBad shock absorber will cause uneven wear of the tyre thread. So, there you have it - 6 signs you need to get your shock absorbers/struts replaced. Although usually neglected, shock absorbers play a big role in keeping your car safe for yourself and other road users as well. Keep your car in check and drive safe.*** Kindly Contact us via chat IF doubt of the model COMPATIBILITY BEFORE ORDER ****** Product picture shown is for ILLUSTRATION PURPOSE ONLY, actual stock may difference to suit individual model **