This is why you should replace your strut mounts

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Curious as to Mr. zzyzzx opinion of the MONROE Strut. It has mix reviews on the net. I have a pair on hand that I plan to install in March 2013. I got a great deal on them.
Had them (MONROE)on a Dodge Caravan many years ago and they didn't last long.
 
Originally Posted By: ronbo
Curious as to Mr. zzyzzx opinion of the MONROE Strut. It has mix reviews on the net. I have a pair on hand that I plan to install in March 2013. I got a great deal on them.
Had them (MONROE)on a Dodge Caravan many years ago and they didn't last long.


The ones on this car have 97,000 miles on them and they are not completely shot, but I can push it down by hand and it comes back slowly. Other than that. they are fine and worked well for the whole time I have had them. They are the Monroe-matic plus variety. In so far as the reviews I see of struts on the internet, there seems to be a great deal of bias on favor of stiffer struts, but I prefer the softer ride of the Monroes because where I live the roads suck. If I had gotten more expensive Monroes I would be able to use the Waranty, but at the time it was Monroe-matic plus or sensa-tracs and I an not sure if I really want sensa-tracs. In so far as them leaking or making any type of noise these Monroes never have and neither have the ones I put on other cars.
 
Originally Posted By: mechtech2
It is not necessary to wait that long before replacing a failing part.


It's in the back of the car and you have to remove a speaker to see it. Yes, if it were in the front of the car I would have noticed it rusting long before it went.
 
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