Font & Rear Suspension Kit - 4pc

Detroit Axle!!! Only slight issue was there is no replacement nut for the rear shocks, NOT A BIG DEAL (local automotive store carries them) Shipping was SUPER FAST, I received front/rear struts/shocks 3 days before scheduled delivery!! Installation was quick and easy. 2012 Explorer now rides smooth like smoother than the way your daddy got into your mommas pants smooth!!! Detroit Axle baby for the win!!

Exactly fit, made for a smoother ride over the speed tables and bumps.

I lookup them up found they good quality, worth the value of price and what I read about Detroit axle products was great. It was ease install for me since all assembled, them on wife honda and she been happy with the ride of it.

You don't know how bad they are until you replace them. Wow! No more 'bouncing'. Nice and firm, washboard is easier to drive on [still not fun, but more tolerable]. These are a perfect fit on my 2007 Toyota Tacoma. I gave them a 5 star, "Ease to install", as they are...that is .. once you manage to get the old dirty nuts and bolts off. THAT was the work. I had both rear shocks on in about an hour [having to jack up each wheel at a time, I don't have a good floor jack]. The front shocks however, took another 2 to 3 hours. And again, that was due to having to jack one side up at a time, and then fight to get those old nuts off. I thought for sure I was going to snap the bottom bolt on one. But once you get the tie rods loose, the old struts out.. putting the new ones in took a matter of about 10 to 20 minutes to get them in place and re-install the tie rods. The one thing that was hard, was the upper wheel mount plates: I had to use a piston jack to push them back down, as once they are loosened, they spring upward, and it takes a fair amount of strength to pull them back down and hold them in place when replacing the connecting bolts. As for the shocks themselves; they made the ride like new! I highly recommend them for the DIYer.

1-Star Review: Incorrect Struts for 2016 Jeep Cherokee, Unacceptable Service from Detroit Axle Order Date: September 13, 2024 Order Total: $460.81 Product: Lower Control Arm Kit (including shocks and struts) for 2016 Jeep Cherokee As a long-term Detroit Axle customer, I am deeply disappointed by this purchase. The shocks installed without issue and performed well. However, the struts are 1 to 1.5 inches too long and incompatible with my 2016 Jeep Cherokee (see photos: one comparing original Jeep struts to Detroit Axle’s, another showing original Jeep, Detroit Axle, and Monroe struts purchased to replace them). Upon receipt in 2024, we inspected the parts, and the packaging appeared correct. Due to unforeseen circumstances, installation was delayed until early September 2025. Upon attempting to install the struts, we discovered they do not fit. After this failed attempt, Detroit Axle confirmed via multiple calls that the part number was correct for our vehicle but failed to address the parts’ incompatibility. Without test-fitting by disassembling the Jeep, how could any customer know the struts were incorrect when the packaging was accurate and the part number later verified? With all the run around our vehicle has been inoperable for two weeks, forcing us to purchase Monroe struts to restore functionality, at significant additional cost. Detroit Axle’s response was inadequate: Unresponsive Support: Multiple calls yielded no resolution, only deflections. Unreasonable Warranty Process: Their 10-year warranty requires installing the struts—an impossibility given their incorrect size—followed by a mechanic’s inspection and a 2–3 week review by their inspectors. This policy is impractical and obstructive. Misplaced Blame: They claimed we “should have inspected” the parts beyond the correct packaging, an unreasonable expectation when the part number was confirmed correct post-installation. This suggests a failure in quality control, likely mislabeling or incorrect packaging. Detroit Axle’s refusal to facilitate a return or refund undermines their warranty claims. Recommendation: Exercise caution when purchasing items from Detroit Axle for a 2016 Jeep Cherokee. Even with confirmed part numbers, verify compatibility upon receipt, though this is challenging without test-fitting. Consider reliable alternatives like Monroe or KYB to avoid costly disruptions.

These fit perfectly. As a courier who drives around 350 miles daily, I have put around 42000 miles on these since install. The have recently started to make a little noise, but for the conditions I drive in that can be expected. They are softer than the stock shocks and struts, but not an issue for me.

High quality direct replacement for OEM part for my Kia Soul like Detroit Axle a lot second part purchased. Very happy arrived ahead of schedule.

Local mechanic recommended! Fits great on 2014 soul base model. value and built to last at least 10 years honestly would recommend!

Works great

Fit literally perfect, very nice paint on parts, can’t complain about quality and price ..👍🏾