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I did a search on here and on the web and didn't really see a good answer to this, so I apologize if this was already asked somewhere, couldn't find it.
I'm at 45,000 miles now on my 2010 R/T and was wondering when you have to replace the shocks/struts on the car? I thought the general rule of thumb was 50,000 miles, but wasn't sure if it was different for some reason on these cars.
Also, my 2010 R/T came with super track pack and I believe I have the Bilstein shocks on the back. I always get confused reading about what shocks are on what car or option package, Bilsteins, Nivomats, Sachs, load-leveling, non-load leveling, etc.
Has anyone replaced their shocks/struts yet with just replacement (non-aftermarket) parts and if so, what part numbers did you use?
I'm at 45,000 miles now on my 2010 R/T and was wondering when you have to replace the shocks/struts on the car? I thought the general rule of thumb was 50,000 miles, but wasn't sure if it was different for some reason on these cars.
Also, my 2010 R/T came with super track pack and I believe I have the Bilstein shocks on the back. I always get confused reading about what shocks are on what car or option package, Bilsteins, Nivomats, Sachs, load-leveling, non-load leveling, etc.
Has anyone replaced their shocks/struts yet with just replacement (non-aftermarket) parts and if so, what part numbers did you use?