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Monroe Shock Absorbers

Monroe shock absorbers are trusted by mechanics and Land Rover specialists for their reliable damping performance and ride comfort. Known for producing high quality suspension components, Monroe shocks help maintain vehicle stability, improve handling and absorb road impacts. Monroe suspension parts are widely used on Land Rover vehicles that require dependable ride control both on road and in demanding driving conditions.

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RTC4235M - Absorber Shock SWB, 107", S1-109" Rear (Pair) by MonroeSteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Series

RTC4235M - Absorber Shock SWB, 107", S1-109" Rear (Pair)

- €112,00
€112,00
€112,00 - €112,00
€112,00
OEM
3 in stock

Shock Absorbers for the rear axle, supplied as a matched pair. Each damper controls suspension movement by converting the energy of spring oscillat...

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BR 0645MK - Shock Absorber Bush Kit – Front by MonroeSteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Defender, Discovery, Range Rover

BR 0645MK - Shock Absorber Bush Kit – Front

- €20,30
€20,30
€20,30 - €20,30
€20,30
OEM
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Front Shock Absorber Bush Kit for the front suspension assembly. Bush kit for the front shock absorber mounting, providing the rubber isolation be...

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BR 3108 - Shock Absorber Gas Front Range Rover Classic (Each) by MonroeSteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Range Rover

BR 3108 - Shock Absorber – Gas – Front

- €50,00
€50,00
€50,00 - €50,00
€50,00
OEM
2 in stock

Shock Absorber - front gas-charged damper forming part of the front suspension assembly. Fitted between the chassis and the front axle, it damps t...

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STC2832 - Shock Absorber - Pair D8641 by MonroeSteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Range Rover

STC2832 - Shock Absorber - Pair D8641

- €39,70
€39,70
€39,70 - €39,70
€39,70
OEM
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Shock absorber OEM

STC3671M - Rear ABS Shock by MONROESteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Range Rover

STC3671M - Shock Absorber – Rear – Air Suspension

- €104,80
€104,80
€104,80 - €104,80
€104,80
OEM
Available to order: 2-3 weeks delivery

Shock Absorber for the rear suspension on vehicles fitted with electronic air suspension, mounting between the chassis and the rear axle. Fits eith...

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STC3672M - Front Shock Absorber - P38 by MonroeSteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Range Rover

STC3672M - Front Shock Absorber – Air Suspension

- €80,30
€80,30
€80,30 - €80,30
€80,30
OEM
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Front Shock Absorber for the front air suspension assembly, mounting between the chassis turret and the front radius arm alongside the air spring. ...

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STC3941M - Shock Absorber – Rear – Gas

- €62,00
€62,00
€62,00 - €62,00
€62,00
OEM
Out of stock

Shock Absorber - Rear - Gas

RPD102342 - Shock Absorber – Rear – With ACE – Pair

- €58,50
€58,50
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€58,50
OEM
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Shock Absorber - Rear - With ACE - Pair comprises two hydraulic dampers for the rear suspension, each mounting between the axle and the chassis. T...

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RPD102180 - Gas Shock Absorber - D 0005 by MonroeSteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Freelander 1

RPD102180 - Gas Shock Absorber - D 0005

- €105,80
€105,80
€105,80 - €105,80
€105,80
OEM
3 in stock

Gas Shock Absorber-Monroe

RNB103560 - Gas Shock Absorber (Pair) by MonroeSteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Freelander 1

RNB103560 - Shock Absorber – Gas – Front – Pair

- €208,00
€208,00
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€208,00
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Shock Absorber - Gas - Front - Pair

About the Brand

Monroe is one of the most recognised manufacturers of suspension and ride control components in the automotive industry. With more than a century of engineering experience, the brand has developed a strong reputation for producing reliable shock absorbers used by vehicle manufacturers and aftermarket specialists worldwide.

Shock absorbers play a critical role in maintaining vehicle stability, handling and ride comfort. They help control suspension movement by dampening the oscillations of springs, ensuring that tyres remain in contact with the road surface. This improves braking performance, steering response and overall vehicle control.

Monroe shock absorbers are engineered to deliver consistent damping performance while maintaining durability across a wide range of driving conditions. Their suspension components are designed to absorb road impacts, reduce body roll and maintain vehicle stability during acceleration, braking and cornering.

Because of their dependable performance and long-standing reputation in suspension engineering, Monroe shocks are widely trusted by mechanics and Land Rover specialists when replacing worn suspension components.

Why Land Rover Specialists Use Monroe
Land Rover vehicles often operate in demanding driving environments, including rough terrain, heavy towing conditions and long distance travel. These conditions place significant demands on suspension systems.

Shock absorbers help control suspension movement by dampening the energy generated when springs compress and rebound. Effective damping helps maintain tyre contact with the road surface, which improves vehicle stability and ride comfort.

Monroe shock absorbers are designed to deliver consistent damping performance while maintaining durability under demanding conditions. Because of their proven reliability and performance, many Land Rover specialists use Monroe suspension components when servicing or replacing worn shock absorbers.

Maintenance Guide

Maintaining Suspension and Shock Absorbers on Land Rover Vehicles

Suspension systems play a vital role in vehicle stability, ride comfort and road handling. Over time, shock absorbers gradually lose their ability to control suspension movement due to internal wear and repeated exposure to road impacts.

Regular inspection of suspension components helps ensure that vehicles maintain stable handling and predictable braking performance.

Shock absorbers typically experience wear after extended mileage and exposure to rough road conditions. Vehicles used for towing, off-road driving or heavy loads may experience accelerated suspension wear.

Routine suspension maintenance checks may include:

• inspecting shock absorbers for oil leakage
• checking suspension mounts and bushings
• inspecting springs and suspension arms
• evaluating vehicle ride stability and handling

Shock absorbers help maintain consistent tyre contact with the road surface. When damping performance declines, the suspension may begin to oscillate excessively after hitting bumps or uneven terrain.

Replacing worn suspension components with reliable parts such as Monroe shock absorbers helps restore proper ride control and maintain safe vehicle handling.

Common Problems or Symptoms

Signs of Worn or Failing Shock Absorbers on Land Rover Vehicles

Shock absorbers are critical components within a vehicle’s suspension system, helping control the movement of springs and maintain tyre contact with the road surface. Over time, shock absorbers gradually wear due to constant exposure to road impacts, vibration and suspension movement.

As shock absorbers begin to lose their damping performance, drivers may notice several changes in vehicle handling, ride comfort and overall stability.

One of the most common symptoms of worn shock absorbers is excessive bouncing after driving over bumps or uneven surfaces. Normally, shock absorbers control spring movement and quickly stabilise the vehicle after a bump. When shocks begin to fail, the vehicle may continue bouncing for longer than expected.

Drivers may also notice increased body roll when cornering, which occurs when the suspension is no longer able to control lateral weight transfer effectively. This can make the vehicle feel less stable when turning or changing lanes.

Another common symptom involves longer braking distances. Because worn shock absorbers reduce tyre contact with the road surface, braking performance may be affected, particularly during sudden stops or when driving on uneven surfaces.

Additional symptoms of worn shock absorbers may include:

• excessive bouncing after bumps
• increased body roll during cornering
• reduced vehicle stability at higher speeds
• uneven tyre wear caused by inconsistent road contact
• nose diving during braking
• squatting at the rear of the vehicle during acceleration

Drivers may also hear knocking or clunking noises from the suspension, which can occur when worn shock absorbers or mounting components allow excessive suspension movement.

Visual inspection may reveal oil leakage around the shock absorber housing, which indicates internal seal failure and reduced damping performance.

Land Rover vehicles used for off-road driving, towing or carrying heavy loads may experience accelerated suspension wear. Rough terrain and increased suspension articulation can place additional stress on shock absorbers and suspension components.

If these symptoms appear, inspecting the suspension system and replacing worn components with reliable parts such as Monroe shock absorbers can help restore proper ride control, vehicle stability and driving comfort.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Monroe shock absorbers good quality?

Monroe is a globally recognised suspension manufacturer with decades of experience producing reliable shock absorbers used by mechanics and vehicle manufacturers worldwide.

Are Monroe shocks suitable for Land Rover vehicles?

Yes. Monroe suspension components are widely used on many vehicle types and can be suitable replacement parts for Land Rover suspension systems.

How long do shock absorbers last?

Shock absorbers typically require replacement after significant mileage or when symptoms of reduced damping performance begin to appear.

What are the symptoms of worn shock absorbers?

Common symptoms include excessive bouncing, poor ride stability, uneven tyre wear and increased braking distance.