Struts.
The 1999 Toyota Camry has struts on the front and rear of the car.
I have a 92 Toyota Camry (same model as yours) and they have struts on all four.
Actually your Camry has struts but many people refer to them as shocks. Struts are used instead of shocks because they are more effiecient and last longer.
the struts are replaceable... but not rebuildable. some of the parts from the old struts can be used. struts are just like shocks and will wear out over a period of time. they are not that exspensive and is recommended to let a certified mechanic replace.
I did it for 1400$ at a Toyota dealership.
I believe about $800 at least with struts only and plus $400 if you want to replace springs too.
About $1K-$1.5K including parts and labor.
I just had a price quoted to replace the struts on a 1996 Camry: $1050.00. This includes alignment. (Firestone) My 2001 Taurus cost $475 for front struts,rear shocks and alignment at Dobbs. Not sure about a Camry. I recommend to stay away from Firestone. if you know how to do it yourself, it should cost you no more then $200-$300 for both. just goto kragen or autozone for the parts.
Toyota Camry requires 4 struts - 2 front and 2 rear.
Replacing the shocks and struts on a 2004 Toyota Camry typically costs between $800 and $1,200, depending on the quality of the parts and labor rates in your area. Labor generally accounts for a significant portion of the cost, often ranging from $300 to $600. It's advisable to get quotes from multiple mechanics to find the best deal. Additionally, consider whether you want original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts or aftermarket options, as this can also affect the total cost.
Struts are around $75-100 each, and labor should come in at around 3 hours. Hope this helps.