Black FridayDealsBuying guidesBrandsStoresTermsPrivacydeal.ai apps

© Deal.ai Inc.

Deal.ai
PRT
PRT ri920141 Strut Assembly

PRT ri920141 Strut Assembly

Last price we saw

$93.18at Walmart, last seen Oct 30

Prices change often: ask the agent below to check today's price at every store.

Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

Ask our shopping agent

Enter to send, Shift+Enter for a new line

Our take on the PRT ri920141 Strut Assembly

The PRT ri920141 is a complete strut assembly: a pre-assembled unit with strut, coil spring and rubber bushings, ready to bolt in without a spring compressor. It is a budget aftermarket replacement for a worn front or rear strut on a passenger car or light truck. No price was available for this listing, so there is no current price to compare against its recent range.

Best forOwners replacing a blown or leaking strut on a daily driver
DIY installers who want to skip compressing springs
Budget repairs on older vehicles
Pros
  • Complete assembly saves spring-compressor work and time
  • Steel body with corrosion and rust protection coating
  • Rubber bushings included, so no separate bushing purchase
  • Simple bolt-in fit for a direct replacement job
Cons
  • No price listed, so value against rivals cannot be judged
  • PRT is a low-profile aftermarket brand with limited US support
  • Ride quality and spring rate may differ from the original unit
  • Single strut only; most jobs need a pair

PRT ri920141 Strut Assembly prices at every store

  • WalmartCheck price at Walmart

PRT ri920141 Strut Assembly price history

Lowest price we've seen: $93.18 on Oct 30 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

Specifications

Material
steel, rubber
Bushing Material
rubber
Struts
Complete Strut Assembly
Springs
Coil Spring
Design Type
Strut
Components Included
Strut
Corrosion Resistance
Long-lasting corrosion and rust protection
Height
7.9 IN
Length
26.8 IN
Width
7.9 IN

Questions and answers

Is a complete strut assembly worth it over a bare strut?
Yes for most DIYers. The spring and mount come pre-assembled, so you avoid a spring compressor and cut install time. A bare strut is cheaper but adds labor and risk.
Should I replace both sides at once?
Yes. Replacing one strut alone can leave the car uneven and wear the opposite side faster. Plan on a pair, and often the rear pair too if mileage is high.
What is in the box?
One complete strut assembly with the strut, coil spring and rubber bushings. Mounting hardware is usually not included, so reuse or buy new nuts and bolts.
How do I know it fits my car?
Check the part number ri920141 against your vehicle's year, make, model and front or rear position before ordering. PRT lists fitment by application, and a mismatch is the most common return reason.
How long do these struts last?
Expect roughly 50,000 to 80,000 miles on a budget aftermarket unit, less on rough roads. Inspect for leaks, bouncy ride or uneven tire wear after that.
When is it cheapest?
No price is listed for this part, so there is no history to time a purchase against. Compare the price across stores on the site before buying.