Toyota FJ Cruiser Shocks
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Absorber Set Rear Right-Hand
Toyota
48531-80738
$59.61
MSRP $88.62
Save $29.01
32.7% Off
Absorber Set Rear Right-Hand
Toyota
48530-80237
$148.90
MSRP $221.38
Save $72.48
32.7% Off
Absorber Set Rear Right-Hand
Toyota
48531-09515
$59.34
MSRP $88.22
Save $28.88
32.7% Off
Strut Bushing
Toyota
48536-60010
4Runner. 4wd. 2wd.
$24.83
MSRP $36.91
Save $12.08
32.7% Off
Top Nut
Toyota
90177-A0007
4wd, without auto leveling. Strut. 2 wheel drive. 4 wheel drive. 2wd, without auto leveling.
$1.65
MSRP $2.15
Save $0.50
23.3% Off
Suspension Strut Mount Nut
Toyota
90080-17215
4 wheel drive. 2 wheel drive with prerunner. Us built, #1. 2wd. Japan built, #1. 4wd with trd pro.
$3.40
MSRP $4.81
Save $1.41
29.3% Off
Retainer
Toyota
90948-A2003
Cushion, No. 1(For Front Shock Absorber); Cushion, No. 3(For Front Shock Absorber).
Fits 4Runner, FJ Cruiser,...
$13.75
MSRP $20.44
Save $6.69
32.7% Off
Rack And Pinion Washer
Toyota
94622-41400
4wd. 2wd.
$2.46
MSRP $3.48
Save $1.02
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Driving your Toyota FJ Cruiser isn't just a blast. It's an experience different from the rest. That's why you bought yours. You want that drive to remain as fun and exciting as the day you took your new SUV off the lot, too. For that to happen, its ride must remain stable. Factory Toyota shocks help keep it that way beat, along with struts. They do it by keeping your suspension springs working the way they should. This, in turn, keeps body roll, or that uncomfortable lean you feel during turns, to a minimum. A good set of original Toyota shocks and struts also help your FJ Cruiser maintain the correct wheel alignment, giving its tires reliable grip on the road, ensuring better handling, and keeping braking consistent. Is your ride getting a little rough? Is it pulling sideways when you turn, tilting forward unusually during stops, perhaps? Maybe its tires' treads are uneven. The tread problem can indicate wheel misalignment, but the other signs suggest that your shocks are going bad, if not your struts, too. If either or both are oily or greasy, though, fluid is leaking. That usually means neither is working correctly. Fortunately, symptoms like these usually show up before they become serious problems. Your best options for new FJ Cruiser shocks are genuine Toyota. That's because OEM shocks come off the line with their corresponding struts guaranteed to fit their models. Check out our huge selection here online and buy the parts you need today. You'll have the project done in short order.
