Mercedes R350 Shock Absorber Parts

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For models with standard suspension NOT for models with ADS Adaptive Dampening nor rear air suspension, equipment codes 214 or 489. 2 per car.
2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Mercedes R350, R350 BlueTec
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$178.00
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$185.42
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$314.00
2 per car. This brand is rebuilt.
2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Mercedes R350
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$489.99
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$510.41
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$1,220.00
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$100.00
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2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Mercedes R350
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$284.99
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$296.86
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$660.00
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$100.00

Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $178.00 and $489.99 for a Mercedes R350 shock absorber.

Mercedes R350 shock absorbers belong to the vehicle's suspension that controls the springs' movement and the tires' contact with the road. They help to dampen and absorb the impact of road bumps, providing a smooth ride and stable handling. Through the reduction of excessive bouncing and better traction, they contribute heavily to comfort as well as safety while driving.

What Is The Difference Between Struts and Shock Absorbers?

Shock absorbers and struts are both essential components of the suspension system of a vehicle, each serving its own purpose. More commonly referred to as shocks, shock absorbers are designed specifically to regulate the rebound and compression motion of the springs of a vehicle, thereby making the ride smoother and improving handling by reducing the impact of road unevenness. While they do not support the weight of the vehicle, their function is to dampen the movement of the suspension.

By comparison, struts integrate multiple functions into one assembly, combining the work of a shock absorber with supplemental structural support to the suspension system. Struts not only absorb shock but also carry some of the weight of the vehicle, serving a critical function in maintaining alignment and supporting the chassis of the vehicle. This increased integration makes struts a more intricate and usually more expensive unit than individual shock absorbers.

Signs of a Failing Mercedes R350 Shock Absorber

A defective shock absorber on a Mercedes R350 will normally result in an overly bumpy or jerky ride. You will notice increased body lean on cornering or excessive nose-dive when braking. You will see visible fluid leaks on the shock absorber section. Irregular tire wear is also another symptom that is very common, which signifies malfunctioning suspension. You can also hear strange sounds like knocking or rattling when driving over potholes or uneven roads.

Typical Lifespan of a Mercedes R350 Shock Absorber

The life of a Mercedes R350 shock absorber is determined by the driving and maintenance conditions, although on average they last between 50,000 to 100,000 miles. To attain optimal vehicle performance and safety, periodic checks and replacements when due are required.

Shopping for Mercedes R350 Shock Absorbers

At AutohausAZ, we know how crucial it is to have your Mercedes R350 shock absorber operating at peak form, which is why we sell quality shock absorbers at significantly lower prices. Our fast shipping will have you back on the road in no time, and in the event that you are less than completely satisfied, our stress-free return policy will be there waiting. Shopping with us guarantees that you receive the best for your vehicle without any hassle, so you can enjoy a smooth ride and a worry-free mind.