Reviews: Rancho RS7000MT Monotube Shocks

Wanted a good shock that wouldn't make the Jeep ride so ruff like most choices out there. Considered other brands that have been used by fellow jeepers but when I saw a review from the manufacturer of the lift I have (Currie/Saavy) that stated they would be a great choice, I was sold and couldn't be happier. Haven't been offroad yet but behave just as expected, took the harshness away from the road while still giving a firm feel. If your ready for another shock for your light truck or Wrangler give these a try.

Seem great, wish they were not discontinued. The redesigned rs7's appear to be competing for softer rides. Impossible to find the 7000 front shocks, which is the part # I had searched. (4wp you need to check how your parts are appearing in search engine results, or make it easier to cancel a recently placed order)

Replaced old worn shocks on a silverado and truck rides so much better now. First weekend I had the shocks on towed a truck and trailer and they did great handling the load.

I installed them in a chevy silverado 2500HD 4wd that I use to pull trailers and go off road quite a bit and there has been a noticeable difference on handling and ride quality

If you are getting the Rancho 3.5 inch short arm suspension lift these are a must...I started with the RS5000 and you get the death wobble..with the MT 7000 wow wow the ride is good... I love these shocks and they look fantastic!

The boots were a pain to get on. Wore a pretty good blister on my finger after about 15 minutes of tugging, pushing. Bottom of the shock didn't fit in the factory bracket and had to grind the bushings down a lot.