• Expert manufacturing since 1981

• Export to 55+ countries

• High durability — Ra0.2 piston surface precision

• Long lifespan for heavy-duty use

• High-performance testing processes

• Safe driving and comfort

• Vehicle type and weight

• Operating conditions

• OEM number

• Trailer design (for trailers)

• Connection dimensions

The GTSA technical team provides guidance for selecting the correct product.

• Excessive bouncing of the vehicle

• Loss of stability or grip on the road

• Increased braking distance

• Reduced control in corners

• Oil leakage from the shock absorber

• Uneven tire wear

If these signs are present, the shock absorber should be checked.

Depending on usage conditions, it is generally recommended to replace shock absorbers every 60,000–90,000 km. Excessive load, rough roads, and aggressive driving can shorten their lifespan.

Yes. Weak shock absorbers disrupt the vehicle's load distribution during braking, leading to increased stopping distance. Strong shock absorbers are critical for safe braking.