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In the ever-evolving automotive component industry, our commitment to providing high-quality products remains unwavering. We are excited to announce the recent shipment of 100% tested shock absorbers for Toyota and Lexus models, now available for our customers’ business. Our state-of-the-art shock absorbers deliver these benefits at an extraordinary level, promising a more responsive and comfortable driving experience for the end users. For our wholesalers and dealers, this shipment represents an exciting opportunity to provide their customers with top-tier, dependable products. Our shock absorbers not only meet industry standards but often exceed them. This commitment to quality ensures that our products can help differentiate your offerings in a highly competitive market. Various Models from GDST Shock Absorber Manufacturer OE No.: 48510-09N10 Car Model: LEXUS ES350 2009-2011, TOYOTA AVALON 2006-2010, TOYOTA CAMRY SE 2007-2009 Position: Front Axle Right Damper Type: Gas Pressure Damper Construction: Suspension Strut Damper System: Twin-Tube OE No.: 48520-09F60

What do control arms do? Control arms, also known as A-arms, are crucial components of your vehicle’s suspension system. They connect the wheel hub and steering knuckle to the frame or body of the vehicle. Here’s an overview of their function: It’s important to keep control arms in good working condition. If they wear out or become damaged, you might notice symptoms like clunking noises, vibrations, wheel alignment issues, or uneven tire wear. These are signs that the control arms or their bushings or ball joints may need to be replaced. What are 2 types of control arms? Control arms come in two primary types: These are the two primary types of control arms, but there can be variations and modifications to these designs based on the specific needs and design of the vehicle. For instance, some vehicles use a multi-link suspension, which uses several control arms to allow for

What does a shock absorber do? A shock absorber is a critical part of a vehicle’s suspension system that helps to manage the movement and energy created by traveling over uneven surfaces. The primary functions of a shock absorber are: The shock absorber works by using hydraulic fluid (oil) forced through small internal passages in a tube. As the shock compresses and extends (when the vehicle hits a bump or pothole), the hydraulic fluid is forced through these passages. The resistance to fluid flow is what absorbs and dissipates the kinetic energy. Without shock absorbers, the vehicle would have a very bouncy ride and the tires would not maintain constant contact with the road, reducing the effectiveness of the brakes and leading to an overall loss of control and comfort. What are shock absorbers made of? Shock absorbers are typically made up of several components, each manufactured from different materials

What are gas shock absorbers? Gas shock absorbers, also known as gas struts, are hydraulic devices that are designed to dampen and absorb the shock and vibrations caused by road irregularities, bumps, and other driving conditions. They are commonly used in vehicles such as cars, trucks, and motorcycles to improve ride quality and handling. Gas shock absorbers work by using compressed gas, typically nitrogen, to dampen the motion of a piston that is attached to a piston rod. As the shock absorber moves in response to the vehicle’s motion, the gas inside the shock absorber compresses and expands to provide resistance to the motion of the piston. This resistance helps to reduce the intensity of the shocks and vibrations transmitted to the vehicle’s body and suspension system. Gas shock absorbers are often preferred over traditional hydraulic shock absorbers because they provide more consistent damping performance, are less susceptible to fluid