Manufacturing
Monroe Expands Shocks and Struts Coverage
New part numbers now available, expanding coverage to nearly 12 million vehicles in operation.
New part numbers now available, expanding coverage to nearly 12 million vehicles in operation.
The system is engineered to address the increased inertial loads encountered on vehicles equipped with battery packs.
The first of 13 BMW next-generation EVs scheduled for launch by 2023 will be available in Europe and China later...
The company has released 18 new strut assembly part numbers, and additional Monroe Magnum shocks for light- and medium-duty trucks...
The company’s continuously variable semi-active (CVSAe) suspension technology will be featured on the coupe, which will be available for sale...
Monroe now offers 10 additional Quick-Strut assemblies, one new OESpectrum shock absorber and a Monroe suspension conversion kit that together...
The 20 new part numbers expand coverage by more than 160 million vehicles in 2018.
The new part numbers are engineered to restore like-new control, comfort and handling in 71 import and two domestic applications,...
This part number expansion brings Quick-Strut coverage to an additional 4.2 million vehicles.
The latest part numbers offer coverage for 72 applications.
