MonroeLoad Adjusting 58567 Suspension Shock Absorber and Coil Spring Assembly Pack of 2 for Ford F-100

I replaced my 96 2WD Tacoma's Bilstein with this 58567 for the added weight support it provides. It immediately raised the rear by 1 inch and adding 200lbs of sand only lowered it 1/4th of an inch. I've posted pictures of before and after install, side by side comparison with the Bilstein. Don't get me wrong, the Bilsteins are still good and they will be my spare; I just want more weight capability without replacing my leaf springs. This reciew is after 2 months of installation, and ride comfort has not been affected.An added bonus is they are Made in USA.

Just installed these shock absorbers on my 1970 Chevy C20 and like other reviews what a difference. I took it for a drive in different terrains and what a difference it made compared to what I had before. They were pretty easy and straight forward to install it took my about an hour to install both of them. I'm not a mechanic but I do like to work on my own cars and have a lot of tools which makes the job easy.

These fit perfectly on my 1964 C10. They have done exactly what they claim to do. My Chevy can now handle a load while maintains its rise height. I can safely tow my camper now. I installed these on all for corners and notice a small increase in ride height (maybe 1/2 inch) and a slightly firmer tide than stock. Big improvement overall. I’m very happy with my purchase.

Fit perfect do the job

I love these shocks. I tow , sometimes, no rear droop

I install a set on my 1950 plymouth. The shocks that were on the car might have been the OE ? After the install i set the car back to the ground and my car now sits about 2 " higher. These are a heavy duty shock and are worth the money and ease of install !

Added load capacity for pretty cheap.

Excellent pair of shocks, put them on my 1969 GMC 3/4 ton pick up. Noticed better handling with and without payload, A little stiff but most older vehicles are. Overall they suited my needs and I would recommend.