Ford Trucks

Ford Truck Suspension Parts Available

We offer a wide selection of high-quality suspension components for all Ford truck models. Here’s what you’ll find in our collection:

• Shocks and Struts: Improve your truck’s handling and ride quality with new shock absorbers and struts. These components reduce bounce and keep your tires firmly on the road.

• Steering Stabilizer: Reduce vibrations and improve handling with a steering stabilizer, especially useful for lifted trucks or those that go off-road frequently.

• Complete Struts: For easy, all-in-one replacements, our complete strut assemblies offer everything you need in one kit.

• Lift/Level Kits: Give your Ford truck more ground clearance or a leveled appearance with our range of lift and leveling kits.

• Coil Springs: Improve your truck’s load capacity and ride height with durable coil springs.

• Mounts and Boots: Protect your suspension components with high-quality mounts and boots that keep everything in place and working properly.

• Helper Springs: Add extra load support to your Ford truck with helper springs, ideal for towing and hauling heavy loads.

• Control Arms/Ball Joints: Ensure precise handling and control by replacing worn-out control arms and ball joints.

• Components: From bushings to alignment parts, we have all the small components you need to maintain and upgrade your Ford truck's suspension.

Top Brands for Ford Truck Suspension

We offer some of the most trusted brands in the industry, known for their performance, durability, and innovation. Here are the top brands of suspension products for Ford trucks:

• Bilstein: A leader in suspension technology, Bilstein shocks are known for their durability and top-tier performance both on and off the road.

• Eibach: Eibach produces high-performance suspension parts, offering superior handling, whether you're driving on the highway or rugged terrain.

• FOX: FOX shocks are popular for off-road enthusiasts, providing exceptional performance for Ford trucks that see a lot of action in tough environments.

• ICON: ICON Vehicle Dynamics is known for their adjustable suspension systems, allowing Ford truck owners to customize their truck’s ride quality and height.

• KYB: KYB shocks provide a smooth, comfortable ride, making them ideal for Ford truck owners looking to maintain factory ride quality.

• Rancho: Known for their rugged off-road shocks, Rancho products offer both performance and durability for Ford trucks that tackle tough conditions.

Why Upgrade Your Ford Truck’s Suspension?

If your Ford truck’s suspension is worn out, or you're looking to improve performance, upgrading your shocks and suspension components can provide several benefits:

• Improved Ride Quality: New shocks and struts absorb road impacts better, making for a smoother and more comfortable ride.

• Better Handling: Upgrading your suspension helps with better control, especially when cornering, towing, or driving off-road.

• Increased Towing and Load Capacity: Add helper springs or upgraded shocks to help your truck carry heavier loads more comfortably and safely.

• Off-Road Performance: If you take your Ford truck off-road, aftermarket shocks like Bilstein, Rancho, and FOX offer better damping and control on rough terrain.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ford Truck Suspension

How do I know if my Ford truck shocks need replacing?

If your truck bounces excessively after hitting a bump, the shocks may be worn out. Leaking fluid or uneven tire wear can also indicate that your shocks need replacing.

What’s the difference between shocks and struts for my Ford truck?

Shocks and struts serve the same basic purpose—absorbing road impacts—but struts also provide structural support to the suspension system. Some trucks use shocks in the rear and struts in the front.

Can I install a lift kit without replacing my Ford truck’s shocks?

While it’s possible to install a lift kit without changing your shocks, it’s recommended to use shocks designed for lifted vehicles. They offer better performance and help maintain the correct ride height.

What is a steering stabilizer, and do I need one for my Ford truck?

A steering stabilizer helps reduce steering wheel vibrations and "bump steer" in trucks, especially those with larger tires or that go off-road. It’s a great upgrade for added control.

How does a lift kit affect my Ford truck’s suspension?

A lift kit raises your truck’s ground clearance, allowing for larger tires and better off-road capability. It changes the suspension geometry, so installing the right shocks and alignment components is important.

Are Bilstein shocks good for both on-road and off-road driving?

Yes, Bilstein shocks are excellent for both on-road comfort and off-road performance. Their advanced gas pressure technology provides a consistent and smooth ride across different terrains.

What’s the best suspension upgrade for towing with my Ford truck?

Helper springs, air springs, or upgraded heavy-duty shocks like the Bilstein B6 can significantly improve towing performance by helping to support the extra weight and maintain ride height.

How often should I replace the shocks on my Ford truck?

Most shocks need replacement between 50,000 and 100,000 miles, depending on driving conditions. If you drive off-road frequently or carry heavy loads, you may need to replace them sooner.

What’s included in a complete strut assembly for a Ford truck?

A complete strut assembly includes the strut, coil spring, mount, and protective boot. It provides everything you need for a full strut replacement, making installation easier.

Do upgraded coil springs affect ride comfort?

Upgraded coil springs can improve handling and support heavier loads, but they may make the ride feel firmer. Balancing comfort with performance depends on the type of springs and shocks you choose.

Shop our wide selection of Ford truck shocks and suspension components from top brands like Bilstein, Rancho, FOX, and more, to keep your truck riding smooth and handling like a pro.

What are the best shocks for a Ford F-150 used primarily for daily driving?

For daily driving, Bilstein B6 or KYB Excel-G shocks are great options. They provide a smooth ride, improve handling, and maintain factory ride quality.

Can I install off-road shocks on my Ford F-150 if I don’t go off-roading often?

Yes, you can install off-road shocks like FOX or Rancho, but keep in mind that they might provide a firmer ride compared to standard shocks designed for road use.

Do I need to replace both front and rear shocks at the same time on my F-150?

While it’s not always necessary to replace all four at once, it’s recommended for balanced handling and performance. Replacing both front and rear shocks ensures even wear and optimal ride quality.

What shocks are best for improving the ride of a lifted Ford F-150?

For lifted trucks, Bilstein B8 5100 or Rancho RS9000XL shocks are designed to handle the increased ride height and provide improved control and comfort.

What’s the difference between Bilstein 4600 and Bilstein 5100 shocks for the F-150?

The Bilstein 4600 is designed for stock-height trucks and provides a comfortable ride with enhanced control, while the Bilstein 5100 is made for lifted trucks and allows for ride height adjustment.

How can I tell if the shocks on my Ford F-150 are worn out?

Look for signs like excessive bouncing, longer stopping distances, uneven tire wear, and fluid leaks around the shocks. These are indicators that your shocks may need replacing.

Can upgraded shocks improve the towing capability of my Ford F-150?

Yes, upgrading to heavy-duty shocks like Bilstein B6 or adding helper springs can significantly improve your truck's stability and ride quality when towing or hauling heavy loads.

How do adjustable shocks work, and are they good for my Ford F-150?

Adjustable shocks, like the Rancho RS9000XL, allow you to fine-tune the damping force for a softer or firmer ride. This is great for Ford F-150 owners who want to switch between comfort and performance settings depending on the driving conditions.

Are performance shocks worth the investment for my Ford F-150?

If you want improved handling, ride comfort, and off-road capability, performance shocks like FOX or ICON are worth the investment. They provide better durability and control than standard shocks.

How long do shocks typically last on a Ford F-150?

On average, shocks for a Ford F-150 last between 50,000 and 75,000 miles, but this can vary depending on driving habits, road conditions, and load-carrying requirements. Off-road or heavy-duty use may require more frequent replacements.