(24-196277) 46mm Monotube Shock Absorber

Just put these on the rear of my 98 Mazda B2500. My truck has a manual transmission and it has greatly improved the “back end dump” when shifting. Feels so much more solid!! Really impressed. Truck feels leveled out and solid with out being too firm. Doesn’t sag when loading my 450 Kodiak in the back. Easy install. Took about 45 mins by myself.

Matches the front Bilsteins that I had already installed.

Wouldn’t consider any other brand for my 2006 ranger

Replaced my oem front shocks on a 2001 2.3 ranger. Very comfortable offroading and helped reduce body roll extremely. I find myself taking corners too fast now because they give me so much more confidence in the truck haha.

I just replaced all four shocks on my stock 1999 Ranger with 109,000 miles and noticed a BIG difference just pulling out the driveway. It appeared this was the third set of shocks since the ones I pulled off weren't the originals. I did a lot of research on line, as what would help my truck from dancing across the street when I would drive over railroad tracks, washboard roads and bumps. These really made the difference the blogs spoke of in my research. Most of the reviews stated they used these when they were lifting the suspension but they fit perfect with a little elbow grease. You have to give it to those German engineers, they can make a good shock. I highly recommend them.

Always a good brand to go with very pleased with their shocks as usual

I purchased these for my 2003 Ford Ranger 2WD Automatic, they are superb.

Yes....just yes.If your thinking about shocks just stop here these are the ones you want.2010 Ford Ranger. Just replaced with these and it feels like a different truck; handles so much better, smoother going down the road, firm but not bouncy, actually lifted the front a bit which was nice(always thought looked like it was sagging a bit).Can say enough good things about Bilstein.