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1957-1959 Chevrolet 3100, 3200 III Pickup Monroe Monro-Matic Plus Shock Absorber

3100, 3200 III Pickup Monro-Matic Plus Shock

Special Price: $22.79

Year: 1957-1959
Make: Chevrolet
Model: 3100, 3200 III Pickup

Manufacturer: Monroe
Suspension Type: Shock Absorber

Availability:: Usually Ships In 24 hours
Product Code: M31000-10

Description

ATTENTION: CHEVROLET 3100, 3200 III PICKUP OWNERS

"Did You Know Your 3100, 3200 III Pickup Shocks Should Be Replaced Every 50,000 Miles?..."

You should be safe when your out driving on the road and you want to be comfortable too, which means it is always very important to check your shock absorbers once each year or every 12,000 miles.

If your 3100, 3200 III Pickup is bouncing over the road when you drive, then chances are you've got worn shocks. But, that's certainly not the only way to test for indications of worn shocks. Here are some things to check for:

Do you experience 3 or more bounces when crossing a dip?
When stopping quickly, does your 3100, 3200 III Pickup rock back and forth repeatedly?
While applying your brakes firmly at higher speeds will your 3100, 3200 III Pickup move left or right?
Does your 3100, 3200 III Pickup rock or maybe sway side to side while changing lanes quickly?
On a tight curve will your 3100, 3200 III Pickup lean and sway with a disconnected feeling?

"Shocks: Not Only An Enjoyable Ride..."

Believe it or not, the shock absorbers are really a vital component of your suspensions system. The most notable benefit of a shock absorber is they perform in conjunction with the springs to help "absorb" most of the road bumps and then in return you have a better ride. Without properly functioning shocks your 3100, 3200 III Pickup can be bouncing around on the springs.

You need control when driving your 3100, 3200 III Pickup, so, functioning shocks are not simply something you'd like, you need them for your Chevrolet 3100, 3200 III Pickup. When you're driving, your tires only make contact with the road with a fairly small part of the tires.

If your shocks may not be doing the job effectively, then the tires on your 3100, 3200 III Pickup are really only bouncing all over the place. Meaning your tires spend more time in the air rather than on blacktop, which just isn't safe and it wears out your tires sooner.

"We're Talking Safety & Dollars..."

Another essential feature of shock absorbers is they make steering and braking function correctly. Which means that, if the shocks for your 3100, 3200 III Pickup are worn, then your brakes and steering aren't functioning correctly. Which is really unsafe.

Worn shocks are not simply uncomfortable, but are often unsafe.<

One more indicator that your shocks are set for retirement, is cupped wear on your tires. When your shocks need replaced, they can wear out tires in cupped strips since your tires are spending most of the time in the air and not on the roads.

Tire bounce, front end dives, sliding on curves in your 3100, 3200 III Pickup is definitely not what you want. You want the best road handling and a dependable, comfortable ride. And, if you want to keep your tires for quite a while longer, shocks allow you to do all these things.

"Why Did My 3100, 3200 III Pickup Shocks Wear Out?..."

Shock absorbers have valves and seals inside of them, and over time and depending on the roads you drive and the way you drive, your shocks take it all. They simply take a beating with all the bouncing, and at some point, simply stop functioning.

Bumpy roads or over-enthusiastic driving with your Chevrolet 3100, 3200 III Pickup can quicken this process. Safety experts recommend most shocks should be replaced between 40,000 - 50,000 miles. But, depending on what type of driving you do, they will need replacing sooner.

"I Definitely Need New Shocks!..."

Strutmasters is pleased to offer you the Monroe Monro-Matic Plus Shock Absorber for your Chevrolet 3100, 3200 III Pickup. The Monro-Matic Plus shock absorber with a nitrogen gas charge is designed to provide you with increased comfort at an easy on the pocket cost. This particular shock features a Sintered Iron Piston that is stronger than conventional metals so that it improves toughness.

Amazing. So, what does all that do? Well, it's going to improve your Chevrolet 3100, 3200 III Pickup ride, handling, and safety! Pretty good for a start.

In addition to better ride and greater safety, the Monro-Matic Plus Shock is packed with other great features that allow them to adapt faster to changing road and weight conditions. And you get additional control and comfort in your 3100, 3200 III Pickup.

Features & Benefits

Increased braking effectiveness

Less potential for skidding on rainy roads

All weather fluid to reduce friction and ensure smooth rod reaction.

High pressure gas nitrogen charge for great control

Tires last longer as well as other components of your suspension

2" Reserve Tube: More fluid for more consistent performance

1-3/8" Bore: Lower operating pressure than standard 1" bore units

"Self-lubricating" fluid seal made to retain gas without extreme wear or friction.

Added control without having to sacrifice comfort in your 3100, 3200 III Pickup

Limited Lifetime Warranty

Increases Safety

"Get Back That Comfortable Ride..."

At Strutmasters, You'll find an answer for your 3100, 3200 III Pickup suspension problems. The Monroe Monro-Matic Plus Shock is what you want to take back control of the road, increase your comfort and provide you with a more secure ride.