Trailer Shocks: when to replace?
My Outdoors RV Timber Ridge 240RKScame with no-name shock absorbers, 4 on a pair of 5200# axles. It's time for new tires after ~33K miles and I'm wondering if I should also have them replace the s...
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SAR Tracker wrote:
Only SURE way is to remove the shock, and compress it. If it stays compressed, it needs to be replaced.
A pressurized gas shock should act that way, but you have no idea if it is that kind.
Remove the bolt from one end and check for resistance in both directions.
