Best upgrade ever

Replaced the shocks at 22,000 miles on my 2011 - Bilstein. Used them on my past two trucks too (put them on after I took delivery of the truck). Put them on a motor home and they improved the handling significantly.

For my truck "yellow shocks" - http://www.kennedydiesel.com/

mitw44 wrote:
My experience as well. I have a 2009 F250. It was my first heavy duty truck, and the ride was rough, even at 14,000 miles on the OEM shocks. I just put on the Bilstein 4600 shocks, and boy what a difference! You will never forget you are driving a 3/4 ton, but the before and after comparison really shows you how much nicer the ride is with the new shocks. Don't wait until your OEM shocks are worn out. Switch them out as soon as you can.

The OEM Rancheros on my 2011 F250 were shot after 17k miles. I put Biltein 5100's and it fixed my wheel hop issues, but these trucks still ride rough (as I like it).
Have Bilstein 4600's on my F150, and previous E350 class C.

mitw44 wrote:
My experience as well. I have a 2009 F250. It was my first heavy duty truck, and the ride was rough, even at 14,000 miles on the OEM shocks. I just put on the Bilstein 4600 shocks, and boy what a difference! You will never forget you are driving a 3/4 ton, but the before and after comparison really shows you how much nicer the ride is with the new shocks. Don't wait until your OEM shocks are worn out. Switch them out as soon as you can.

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My experience as well. I have a 2009 F250. It was my first heavy duty truck, and the ride was rough, even at 14,000 miles on the OEM shocks. I just put on the Bilstein 4600 shocks, and boy what a difference! You will never forget you are driving a 3/4 ton, but the before and after comparison really shows you how much nicer the ride is with the new shocks. Don't wait until your OEM shocks are worn out. Switch them out as soon as you can.

I kept reading other posts about how great Bilsteins were. So I bought some for the truck. Holy smokes, everybody was right. Much more pleasant towing experience.

I agree, they work great. Had them on my wagon and just put them on my Suburban. About $260 for all 4 (4600 series) from Amazon. Installed them myself.

$174.50 for one shock? Does that sound right?:h

The yellow and blue ones.

They really are great.

Bilstein, has been a OEM supplier to GM since 1984.

I agree Bilstein will go on every vehicle that I own in the future.