SENSEN 2900 Front or Rear Struts Compatible with 1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee

OK, so you're reading the reviews and there are a couple that says don't buy these. Wrong these are great shocks for the money! Put a new set on my 2002 jeep Cherokee and it feels like a new car. Yes, there from china but the quality is excellent. You will have to pop out the original hold-down bolts for the front shocks and press them into the new ones but that is so easy to do with a hammer anda bench vise a monkey can do it.. GET THESE SHOCKS STUPID, YOU WONT BE DISSAPOINTED!!!

Good shock for cheap. Not high performance but works good for a stock replacement application. I needed new shocks but am putting a lift on in summer, didn't want to spend a lot of money for parts I will replace in 6 months. These fit the bill perfect and really improved the ride from the worn out stock ones. Not going to knock them for not having fasteners for the front lower, one should check that stuff before starting the job.

Tossed these on a 2004 overland, fit perfect, and they ride really well! Couldn't be happier with them. Amazing bang for the buck. Naturally, you will need to provide your own hardware for the lower shock mount if replacing OEM shocks with the pressed in bolts. You can grab these at any hardware store for a few bucks.

Good factory replacement and excellent quality for the price. Had to use my own hardware to install front shocks. Installation hardware not included. Cost me $3 at Lowes.

These are definitely not a quality product! Not even a week after having them put in, my Jeep was doing the exact same thing it was before I had it fixed! So tired of buying junk parts! I don't reccomend these at all, unless of course you live in the city where there isn't any rough roads or anything, because I live in Maine where the Main roads are like driving down a four-wheeler trail! Unbelievable! What a waste of money!

Seemed like a quality product when it arrived, especially for the price. Installed a few months ago and I'm fairly happy with the shocks. However rust is starting to form on the welded joints of all the shocks. I'd spray a layer of extra paint or plastidip on them before installing if i had to do it over again (without touching the piston). Decent for the cheap price but i guess you get what you pay for.

I gave these 5 stars because they are quality built goodlooking nitrogen filled shocks that ride fantastic! The only downside is they do not come with bottom bolts for the front. The stock shocks on the front have bolts that I believe are pressed in and might be able to come out but mine wouldn't. Replacement lower bolts would have been nice but no biggy!

I chose the sensen shocks based on 2 things 1) good price point 2) based on other consumer reviews. However, hindsight I believe I would save the 80 bucks and put the money towards something more stiff and firm on the car. I bought a 01' JGC and the OG shocks were completely worned out, driving was very bumpy, slightly shaky, and jumpy. So, I was doing alot of research looking for shocks that were better then what the jeep had. I stumbled upon these Sensen shocks and read the reviews and bought them. After receving the shocks, I saw what people were talking about in the review on how the front bottom bolts are not with the parts (which I dont understand, they provide all other parts). So I spend at least an hour at home depot trying to find a bolt that matches and fits the front bottom base. Finally, after finding the bolt and installing the shocks, I take the car for a ride and there is a slight difference in ride but I still noticed that the car is slightly jumpy/bumpy when going over bumps. in hindsight I would definitely invest in some firmer shocks. I'm just going to ride these out and when the time comes to change them, ill definitely invest in Monroe's or better quality shocks. Hopefully this review helps with making a decision. What to take away from this review? If you want something inexpensive and that will get your car from point A to point B for the next 5,000 miles? get these shocks. If you want a long term mileage shock, look elsewhere.