Do you think your customer will be understanding if you were late or their freight was damaged because your truck shocks were bad? Would you be okay with that?
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1. Choose the right brand of truck shocks
This day of age, choice is the one thing that we have it for granted! You have many to choose from some are of better quality than others. Many people are loyalist and buy only the truck manufacturer’s truck shocks. Others have a thing about brand and buy only best name brand. While others will save by buying the cheapest out there, regardless if that will do them a justice. They simply cannot see the big picture.
What I have to say on this is that the best thing to do is to stick with what the manufacturer recommends. Of course if you can afford it. If you have a trusted certified mechanic they will know as well.
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2. Check the prices
Truck shocks are like anything else on the market these days; they come in many prices and models, depending on the brand and the type. Some are for heavy duty; some are for over the road. But all are designed for the rigors of the trucking industry.
