Quinton Hazell Shock Absorber - QAG181627

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The Quinton Hazell Shock Absorber QAG181627 is designed for vehicle owners looking to restore factory-level suspension performance, stability, and ride comfort. It is an ideal choice for drivers seeking reliable damping and improved handling to counteract road vibrations and uneven surfaces. While it provides high-quality OE-equivalent performance, installation requires professional mechanical knowledge and appropriate shop equipment to ensure vehicle safety and correct alignment.
| Model Part Number | QAG181627 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Quinton Hazell |
It is strongly recommended to replace shock absorbers in pairs on the same axle to maintain balanced damping and handling.
Please verify your vehicle's specific requirements against the MPN QAG181627 or check with your vehicle's service manual.
Lifespan varies based on driving habits and road conditions, but these are built to meet OE standards for durability and long-term performance.
Yes, suspension work typically requires a spring compressor, torque wrench, and general automotive lifting equipment.
No, this is a shock absorber unit. Springs are typically sold separately unless specified as a complete strut assembly.
Yes, by replacing worn units with high-quality components, you restore the suspension's ability to control body roll and maintain tyre contact.
Check for signs of oil leakage on the shock body; if leaking, the seal has failed and the unit must be replaced.
Ensure the vehicle has undergone a professional wheel alignment post-installation.
Inspect all mounting hardware and top-mount bushings to ensure they are torqued to the manufacturer's specification.
To ensure peak performance, it is recommended to replace shock absorbers in pairs (left and right) on the same axle.