Thread: Bearmach Shock Absorbers

Those are bloody cheap!

I know it's Bearmach but it does make me question the possible quality. Obviously that's a totally uninformed opinion but since this is the internet, that's fine

Originally Posted by Classic88

Those are bloody cheap!

I know it's Bearmach but it does make me question the possible quality. Obviously that's a totally uninformed opinion but since this is the internet, that's fine

Yes that’s exactly what I was thinking. They’re offering a 3 year warranty as well.

Might be worth getting a set to try out...

Less than a week after I paid $400 for new Bilsteins on my RRC

Originally Posted by Classic88

Less than a week after I paid $400 for new Bilsteins on my RRC

I’d say the Bilsteins would be the best but nowadays it’s hard to know.

I have tried Monroe & Old Man Emu and have been pretty disappointed with their newer products failing

Oh I'm in no way dissatisfied but I would have given these a go instead as the price is low enough that I could just bin them if they weren't up to the job.

Originally Posted by Classic88

Oh I'm in no way dissatisfied but I would have given these a go instead as the price is low enough that I could just bin them if they weren't up to the job.

Yes I know what you mean! I think I’ll try a set and see.

Is oil or gas better on corrugated gravel roads?

Gas charged may be awkward to freight is all..