The GMC Sierra 1500 is one of the most powerful and versatile vehicles on the road. So how is such a huge rig able to keep its composure through sharp turns and rough terrain? Its suspension system was designed with off-roaders and heavy towing in mind. Considering how lousy the nation's infrastructure has gotten, let’s all be thankful modern technology has graced us with coil over shocks that are able to take the concussing impacts our vehicles receive every time we drive over a pothole. Unfortunately, the Sierra still uses a traditional leaf spring rear suspension system that doesn’t offer the full handling capabilities your Sierra can get. Let’s explain why updating your shock absorbers are crucial to your vehicle’s performance and the benefits that new coil overs can provide for off-roading and everyday handling.
Contents
- Is There any Difference Between Sierra 1500 Shock Absorbers and Struts?
- What Advantages Do Aftermarket Shocks and Struts Provide for my Sierra 1500?
- Sierra 1500: Monotube vs. Twin-Tube Shocks
- Which is Better for My Sierra 1500? Non-Adjustable or Adjustable Shocks
- What are Coil Overs?
- When Should I Replace My Sierra 1500 Struts
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Coil over shocks are more precise than the stock Sierra shocks and are more durable. Whether you're looking to off-road your Sierra or lower it, a set of coil overs can compliment both build styles while preserving factory ride quality.