Suspension help needed

[Big shot tazzo]

I have a 2009 4.6 sedan . Struts need replacement and well as the shocks . Other than the dealer where can I get them without being charged a arm and a leg . Hoping this forum can lead me in the right direction

 

[Flarfignewton]

As far as I've seen you're only gonna find them from the dealership or by going with coilovers.

 

[Cali Gen]

I have a 2009 4.6 sedan . Struts need replacement and well as the shocks . Other than the dealer where can I get them without being charged a arm and a leg . Hoping this forum can lead me in the right direction

All that's available is oem.. gonna run you 500 to 600.. just get coil overs it what I'm doing to replace mine

 

[scottdk]

Wish I would have known a month ago, I would have sold you my complete set. After mine sitting in my garage for a number of years, I just tossed them in the garbage. Only thing I have left are the springs, which I will also toss. Parts had only 39,000 miles on them.

 

[Cali Gen]

Wish I would have known a month ago, I would have sold you my complete set. After mine sitting in my garage for a number of years, I just tossed them in the garbage. Only thing I have left are the springs, which I will also toss. Parts had only 39,000 miles on them.

Rip

 

[Shady_panda]

go ebay...with a low mileage car...its a 10 years old car korean car not a 10 years old ferrari, you dont have to go to dealership or get new stuff.

 

[rtrofimovich]

car-part.com. Its a salvage yard search engine that searches yards all over the country. Great resource for finding used OEM parts. Look for low mileage units with high grade rating.

 

[396chevy]

Oem’s are the only ones available. I did mine a couple months back, all 4 ran about $500-550 online for parts only. The rears are easy to swap out and the fronts are a giant pain in the. If I had to do it again, I’d pay someone to replace the fronts.

Just google Hyundai parts and see who is the lowest.