BMW 528IT Shock Absorber Parts

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This kit contains both rear shocks, shock mounts, bump stops and dust boots to completely update your BMW.
1999, 2000 BMW 528iT
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$349.12
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$363.67
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For sedan models with standard suspension. 2 per car.
1999, 2000 BMW 528iT
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Only for cars with Self Levelling Suspension. Not for cars with Sport Suspension.
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$125.00
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$464.80
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2 per car.
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$497.64
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1999, 2000 BMW 528iT
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Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $125.00 and $349.12 for a BMW 528IT shock absorber.

The BMW 528iT's shock absorbers are part of the suspension system of the car, specifically designed for the 5 Series Touring vehicle. Their primary responsibility is to absorb the shocks and vibrations of the road, thus providing a more stable and comfortable ride. By controlling the rebound and compression of the suspension springs, these parts provide tire contact with the road, thus enhancing handling, braking, and overall driving comfort. Well-adjusted shock absorbers make the vehicle safer by reducing the likelihood of losing control during abrupt maneuvers.

What Is The Difference Between Struts and Shock Absorbers?

Both shock absorbers and struts are integral components of a car's suspension system but serve distinct purposes and are constructed differently. Shock absorbers, also referred to as "shocks," are designed to control the movement of a car's springs to suppress oscillation and provide a smoother ride by absorbing and dissipating energy created from impacts on the road. Shock absorbers act independently of the vehicle's frame.

Struts are more complicated, however, because they integrate several functions into one assembly. A strut not only performs the shock absorber's function of damping but also serves as a key structural element of the suspension system, assisting in supporting the vehicle's weight and keeping it in alignment. This is why struts tend to replace the upper control arm and ball joint on certain vehicles and become a vital component for handling and ride quality.

Both of them are selected according to the vehicle's design and application, and struts are used more in newer vehicles because they are compact and efficient integration of a variety of suspension components.

Signs of a Failing BMW 528IT Shock Absorber

A faulty BMW 528IT shock absorber will generally result in a much harsher ride, with potholes and bumps becoming more noticeable. The car may exhibit increased body roll during turns, making turns unstable. You may also notice strange noises like clunking or rattling from the suspension component, particularly when driving over rough roads.

Asymmetrical tire wear may become apparent, since faulty shock absorption affects the manner in which tires come into contact with the road. In addition, signs can be seen of hydraulic fluid leakage from the shock absorber, indicating a breakdown of its seals.

Typical Lifespan of a BMW 528IT Shock Absorber

The lifespan of a BMW 528iT shock absorber is approximately 50,000 to 100,000 miles. However, road surface, maintenance habit, and road quality can greatly affect this time interval. To be capable of enjoying both peak performance and safety, intermittent examination is recommendable.

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