I would consider looking at shock absorbers on Auto Zone's website due to the fact they have a large supply of parts. They also have everything from cheap to high end parts.
the car's stability was improved by new shocks.
Try a simple test. Push your car or vehicle with a substantial force downwards, towards the ground. Do this by pushing the hood down or the drunk down. If your car bounces fast and did it like a spring. You need new shocks or struts. This will affect your riding comfort. Some manufacturers specify to change the struts or shocks every 75,000 miles.
I would think its the shocks causing the vibration or the car to wobble, do check on car shocks!!
Jack car up and remove tires for easy access, then simply unbolt front shocks and replace with new shocks. On the rear some models come with a type of ride leveling shock that will be noticeably fatter than a normal shock, this type of shock called Nivomat MUST be replaced with a comparable expensive Nivomat shock or you need to buy a replacement kit that includes new springs and regular shocks, this kit uses different springs to compensate for the non Nivomat shocks. To replace rear shocks you would follow similar steps to the front, jack up car, remove tires and simply unbolt the shocks and re-install the new shocks in the same order.
New shocks or struts, new springs, new bushings, and new tires.
Shocks and struts are an important part of a car's suspension system. Both shocks and struts are used to keep a vehicle from bouncing when it is being driven. Shocks are less expensive to replace then struts.
An easy way to tell when your shocks are worn out is to push down on the car to make it bounce. It should stop and come to rest after about two motions. If it continues much past that, you likely need new shocks.
a car can potentially have both shocks and struts. I don't know how common this is, but a car could have shocks in the front and struts in the back or vice versa. that is, depending on the combination, a car could have both, but I have never seen this.
Oh, absolutely, friend! You can replace rear air shocks with gas shocks on your 1991 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue. Just make sure to choose shocks that are compatible with your vehicle's make and model. Take your time, enjoy the process, and soon your car will be riding smoothly again.
needs tires balenced or new shocks(struts)somtimes both
This car does not come with air shocks.
it varies how big your car is..