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Rear Suspension Strut Assembly

Rear Suspension Strut Assembly

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$128.35at Tasca Parts, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Rear Suspension Strut Assembly

A rear suspension strut assembly is a pre-built unit combining the shock absorber, coil spring, and mounts, sold as a direct replacement for a worn rear corner on a car. Buying it assembled saves compressing and swapping springs yourself, which is the main reason people choose a full assembly over a bare shock. No price or store data is available for this listing, so it cannot be compared against its recent range here.

Best forOwners replacing a leaking or bouncy rear strutDIYers who want to skip spring compressionOlder cars with sagging rear ride height
Shops doing a quick bolt-on rear replacement
Pros
  • Comes pre-assembled with spring and mounts
  • Faster install than building a strut from parts
  • Replaces worn damping and sagging springs together
  • Usually priced close to buying the pieces separately
Cons
  • Fitment depends on exact year, model, and trim
  • Quality varies widely by brand and price tier
  • Some units reuse cheap mounts that fail early
  • Pair replacement on both sides is usually recommended

Rear Suspension Strut Assembly prices at every store

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Rear Suspension Strut Assembly price history

Lowest price we've seen: $128.35 on Oct 30 at Tasca Parts. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

Specifications

Catalog Type
PARTS
Catalog Subtype
PARTS

Questions and answers

Should I replace both rear struts at once?
Yes, in most cases. Mixing a new strut with a worn one changes handling balance and can cause uneven tire wear. Replace both sides together.
Do I need an alignment after installing it?
An alignment is recommended. Rear strut replacement can shift camber and toe slightly, and a check catches it before tires wear unevenly.
Can I install a strut assembly myself?
Often yes, with basic hand tools and a jack and stands. The assembly is pre-built, so you avoid a spring compressor. Rusted bolts are the usual snag.
How do I confirm it fits my car?
Match the part number to your exact year, model, trim, and whether the car has sport or adaptive suspension. VIN-based lookup is the safest check.
How long do rear strut assemblies last?
Typically 50,000 to 100,000 miles, depending on roads and load. Leaking fluid, a bouncy ride, or clunking over bumps are signs of wear.