It looks like Bilstein does not make a shock for this vehicle. But given the high regard for Bilstein its always worth checking.
Best shocks for 2017 Honda CRV?
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SammyChevelleTypeS3
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Pablo, Open this article and its likely got way more than you ever want to know about your 2017 Honda CRV and its suspension
options. For some reason you may have to scroll down a little when it opens up. Got a load of info there for you.
https://autoactuality.com/best-struts-for-honda-cr-v/
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AI miss. Note the Model years.
SammyChevelleTypeS3
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Good luck, I am certain you can find what you need very easy since there are so many Honda CRVs driving around and unliminted parts available. The Honda CRV may be our next vehicle. My youngest son has been all over me about getting a CRV since he just got a
2023 Honda van in Nov 2023 and he keeps telling me the CRV should help with my back issues better than I do riding in the lower
Honda Accords. Anyway , I did look around suspension parts based on a 2017 Honda CRV.
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It appears Bilstein does make shocks for your 2017 CR-V, but they don't seem to sell them here 
If you can get them from Europe, they are good to use
Part numbers:
22-291219 front left
22-291776 front right
24-295864 rear left
24-295871 rear right
If you can get them from Europe, they are good to use
Part numbers:
22-291219 front left
22-291776 front right
24-295864 rear left
24-295871 rear right
Ima ask Bilstein.It appears Bilstein does make shocks for your 2017 CR-V, but they don't seem to sell them here
If you can get them from Europe, they are good to use
Part numbers:
22-291219 front left
22-291776 front right
24-295864 rear left
24-295871 rear right
Funny, I put FCS on a neighbor's 04 Avalon and one on my Accent and they've been great. Just goes to show even within brands there can be differing quality.
Surprised to find no KYB's
Only AM are Monroe. No.
So probably OEM.
I was a bit shocked here.
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In my limited experience, nothing comes close to real Honda struts/shocks, but boy are they pricey.
Not much choice and not using Monroe
The shocker is how many 2016+ CRVs are on the road and no real options
I’m not home now. Wife will contact Bellingham Honda Monday. They have been an exemplary dealer
My set cost $200- can't beat the price regardless of ride.
Struts/Shocks don’t wear out very much on recent import vehicles used on paved roads - see a lot go 150k+ nowadays. There just isn’t much market demand.
SammyChevelleTypeS3
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Agree. Out of (5) Honda Accords...... still driving (2) of them now, only did one real suspension job. Changed the CV Joints and shafts on the front of the 2002 we kept for over 18 years. I am one really big fan of the change over of many vehicles to front wheel drives. You do not have near the issues with suspension and constant front end alignment that we would with rear wheel drive. Of course they tell every one you must do four wheel alignment at times like new sets of tires or ....... The main thing is with FWD you need to rotate often.
SammyChevelleTypeS3
$50 site donor 2023
Monroe lost me on the last time I used them. I put an expensive set on my last Chevelle. Took her out on the road and I could not believe it. I was so bummed as it actually felt almost exactly the same feel as with the long over due shocks I had removed. Even with an almost one full inch rear sway bar. Gabrials I found were no better years before.
Yes that was my only choice and they are not inexpensive.
The right one is toast, and top hat shot along with front sway bar end links. 2017!! Seems early and just the right. hmm...
Gonna get an alignment and yes it's probably been off road more than I will admit.
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