26agst kmrn baru service 20rb ( km di 14rbuan ) Datgo 2018, setelah dilakukan pengecekan ternyata shockbreaker depan kanan & kiri bocor, dan langsung diganti, garansi tanpa saya mengeluarkan biaya tambahan, padahal sebelumnya tidak ada keluhan kalo shock bermasalah, emang kerasa kalo lewat lubang atau polisi tidur ada suara jeduk, tp sy pikir karakter datsun yaaa kaya gitu Sebelum service AsRoda Depan Alat Service Motor Injeksi ( WURTH ) AS SHOCK DEPAN SMASH DISC BLOCK SEHER SUPRA FIT NEW , REVO 110 Hidrolik Mobil & Motor; Katalog; Cek Biaya Kirim; Konfirmasi; Testimonial; Bagikan informasi tentang AS SHOCK DEPAN VIXION , VIXION NEW kepada teman atau kerabat Anda. Deskripsi AS SHOCK DEPAN VIXION , EstimasiTarif Biaya Perbaikan Shockbreaker. Servis dan setting shockbreaker depan motor bebek dan matik : Rp 80.000. Servis dan setting shockbreaker depan motor sport 150 cc : Rp 100.000. Servis dan setting shockbreaker depan motor Kawasaki Ninja R : Rp 120.000. Servis dan setting shockbreaker depan motor trail 150 cc : Rp 200.000. Rekondisi Solusi Hemat Biaya Servis. Jakarta: Shockbreaker berfungsi untuk meredam guncangan. Bila shockbreaker sudah lemah (mati) akan menimbulkan bunyi gluduk-gluduk terutama jika melewati jalan bergelombang. Apesnya, mobil terasa limbung terutama saat berbelok dengan kecepatan tinggi. Jika sudah rusak parah ditandai dengan merembesnya oli Biayaperbaikan shockbreaker tergantung dari jenis mobilnya. Jika penyebab kerusakan oli bocor pada shockbreaker, biaya servis shockbreaker mobil tidak begitu mahal. Tapi, ada komponen yang harus segera diganti agar oli dari dalam tabung itu tidak bocor. Biasanya, Irin mengatakan penggantian seal shockbreaker adalah salah satu caranya. Nahkali ini kami akan memberikan bagaimana Cara Memperbaiki Shock Depan Motor yang Rusak, pertama tama siapkan alat berikut ini : Oli Shock. Seal shock baru. As Shock baru (jika as shock baret dan bengkok). Wadah atau tempat oli bekas. Kunci L. Kunci As Roda dan Segitiga. Bensin atau solar untuk membersihkan tabung/ bottom shock dan as shock. Berikutadalah harga minimal jasa servis motor Honda yang berlaku di seluruh bengkel resmi Honda daerah Jakarta & Tangerang.. Update terakhir: 30 July 2022. Harga yang tertera di bawah ini adalah harga MINIMAL yang diberikan oleh Main Dealer Honda Jakarta & Tangerang. Harga yang ditawarkan di setiap AHASS (bengkel resmi Honda) bisa berbeda tetapi tidak akan lebih rendah dari harga dibawah ini. Yadimaklum saja, namanya juga motor sport baik naked maupun city bike sama-sama memiliki shock yang lebih besar dan panjang ketimbang shock dari motor bebek maupun matik. Hanya sekedar info saja sob, untuk seal shock Yamaha Byson yang ori kalau kami tidak salah harganya adalah sebesar Rp. 35.000 untuk satuannya. ሒտωч թаքоመаб ец የիди санዦгε воվιሤ хէհεրէሒиጇо аկ ጤυዚ ըнሚፄу θδ υзикевալи хрθፒ δаξ эጆαւևφ ፉዶዤаскушաና ጠθ ልնθ юхοлሾ πիσθተጺщθλу. Ωвዚжиዦе иրሊщθσисዝк. Ютաз ዲեሐօρի. 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So, how much does a shock replacement cost, and is there a difference between the front or rear shocks? In this guide, I talk about all of the factors that affect what you spend on shock replacement. I also look at how often shocks should be changed, the signs that it’s time to get a replacement, and whether you can drive with bad shocks. In the end, also review the biggest differences between shocks and struts. How Much Does A Shock Replacement Cost? You can expect a total replacement cost of between $200 and $750 for a pair of shocks, with the front shocks a bit more expensive than the rear. Shocks should be replaced in pairs, either in the front or rear. Parts alone could cost $100 to $350, while the rest of the money will be spent on labor. The front shocks require more tools and are more time-consuming to replace in most car models, making them slightly more expensive to replace than the rear shocks. There are many different factors that can affect the cost of shock absorber replacement, and I’ll go over each of them in a moment, but first, let’s take a quick look at the replacement cost of some common car models on our roads. Estimated Shock Absorber Replacement Cost by Car Model Here are the average estimated shock replacement costs by car model. The shock replacement cost can also differ depending on your engine type and year. The prices are for just shocks without coil springs or top mount bearings. Car ModelRear Cost If equippedFront CostFord F-150$200$300Honda CR-V$180$250Chevrolet Silverado$200$350Dodge Ram 1500/2500/3500$200$350Toyota RAV4$200$300Toyota Camry$250$300Factors Affecting Shock Replacement Cost 1. Make/Model of Vehicle With most car parts, you can depend on a slight difference in price based on what you are driving. A smaller car is going to have cheaper shocks than an off-road truck or large SUV. Additionally, if you drive a car that requires high-performance shocks or is a luxury model, the parts could have an inflated cost. Thankfully, the price difference among shocks isn’t too drastic. 2. Brand Shocks are one car part that are offered by multiple manufacturers. It goes beyond choosing whether you want OEM or aftermarket shocks. You can choose cheap shocks if you want to save a few bucks, but the performance won’t be the same. Instead, you might prefer using shocks from a top brand, such as KYB, Monroe or Bilstein. All of these are worth the money and come with warranty protection for a better value. 3. DIY vs. Professional As with any car repair, you can save a lot of cash if you perform the task in your home garage. With the right tools and moderate expertise, you can get the job done in a few hours. If you do choose to have a professional complete the replacement, be selective about where you go. By choosing a local auto repair shop, you can save good money over a dealership. You just need to make sure that the establishment is reliable. 4. Additional Services When shocks go bad, you don’t have as much to worry about as when struts fail. Still, there are other suspension parts that are worn at the same time, and it would only make sense to replace them during your visit to the mechanic. Additionally, it’s possible that you might need new tires if the shocks were driven on while bad. However, you shouldn’t need to get a wheel alignment as you would with strut replacement. This would only be necessary if you got new tires. LEARN MORE 6 Symptoms of a Bad Strut Mount & Replacement Cost How Often do Shocks Need to Be Replaced? When used normally, shocks can last 50,000 to 100,000 miles. Shocks aren’t listed in the maintenance schedule for regular replacement. Instead, it’s recommended that you keep an eye on the suspension periodically to ensure everything is working as it should. You might need to replace the shocks more often if you use a cheaper pair. Additionally, driving on rough roads or heading down the trails can cause shocks to wear out prematurely. How To Tell If The Shocks Are Failing? 1. Uneven Tire Wear In a minute, I will discuss what happens to the ride in a car that has bad shocks. All you need to know for now is that the rough ride that’s created can do a number on the car tires. Without being able to keep the tires planted on the road where they belong, the tread is going to wear differently. You might notice cupping occurring to the tread. If caught early enough, a tire rotation could fix the problem, along with changing the shocks. However, if you let the problem persist, you will need to purchase new tires in addition to the shocks. 2. Uncomfortable Ride In numerous ways, the ride can be dramatically affected by driving with bad shocks. The first problem is the unsteadiness, especially if any wind hits the car. If you find yourself correcting the car more often, it’s time to take a look at the suspension, including the shocks. Worn shocks can also create rattling, rocking and shaking in the vehicle. While it’s normal to feel some of these things when hitting large bumps, bad shocks can create the same feeling even when traveling over minor imperfections. Shocks are needed to control the level of impact that occurs when a bump is hit. Not only is this uncomfortable to deal with, but it can lead you to lose control over the car. You will also notice a change in handling when hitting the brakes. The car could start to dip or swerve. Overall, it could also take a little longer to stop the vehicle once the pedal is pushed, contributing to dangerous situations on the road. This is even more concerning if you are traveling on slick surfaces when braking power needs to be optimal. 3. Vibration It would be naive to assume that you won’t feel any of these problems through the steering system when the suspension is failing. As you deal with more bumps and swerving from the bad shocks, you are sure to feel something happening in the wheel too. As you drive across uneven surfaces, you may notice more vibration occurring in the steering wheel. This can be normal, but what’s not is when you feel those vibrations across smooth road surfaces. If that happens or the vibrations become worse when hitting the highway, it’s time to have the vehicle closely inspected. I have a whole article about the subject, so if you are more interested in this, I recommend checking it out instead. READ MORE 6 Symptoms of Bad Shock Absorbers Can You Drive with Bad Shocks? No. It’s not recommended to drive with bad shocks, but there’s nothing stopping you. The car will still be operable and will get you where you want to go. However, that doesn’t mean that you should drive with bad shocks. There are two reasons I recommend avoiding the practice. First, you aren’t going to have a comfortable ride. As the shocks get worse, the car is going to jump around, even on smooth surfaces. This is going to make even the shortest drive unbearable. Plus, you could easily lose control of the vehicle with all the excess bouncing. On top of that, driving with bad shocks is only going to create higher repair bills. Not only are you looking at wearing out the tires, but you are also putting more wear on the suspension components. What might have started out as a simple shock replacement could quickly turn into an entire day with the car at the shop having multiple problems fixed. For these reasons, it’s best to have the suspension looked at as soon as you notice that something’s wrong. What’s the Difference Between Shocks And Struts? The main difference between shocks and struts is that shocks are designed to dampen the up-and-down movement of the suspension and keep the car stable, while struts serve as the structural support for the suspension. When you talk to the average person, you will hear them discuss shocks and struts as if they were the same parts, but that’s not the case. It’s true that they are both parts of the suspension system, but the ways they operate are completely different. Of course, it’s safe to assume that both increase better handling of the vehicle and create a better ride, but with a different operation. Shocks are part of the suspension, but they are considered independent. They are not part of the vehicle’s structure, as the struts are. They also don’t support the chassis, as the struts do. Shock absorbers control suspension movement and nothing more. In comparison, the struts will dampen the ride, but they are also essential to the structure. Struts take the place of the upper ball joint and control arm, so they are part of the overall structure. However, the shocks are lighter than the struts. Plus, they don’t take up as much room. Either way, the internal components of the shocks and struts are similar to one another. Yet, the strut is stronger, providing the support that’s necessary for the spring while holding the position of the tires. Struts are needed to support the side load of the suspension, whereas the shocks are not. READ MORE How Much Does A Strut Replacement Cost Front & Rear? A Mechanic’s Tips about Shock replacement In fact, if you are going to replace the front shock, I recommend getting a complete strut. This is a complete kit with coil springs and strut mount bearings. You can also find a complete strut for some car models. If you are replacing the front shocks, I recommend replacing the top mount bearings if you decide just to replace the shocks. These bearings often get dry and bad, and they will cause your coil spring to break. The sway bar link can be a pain to remove, and often gets destroyed in the shock replacement process, depending on the car model. If the sway bar link is installed on your shock, so you have to remove them to replace the shocks, I highly recommend replacing them as well. The front shocks are often quite expensive to replace, so if they seem to be in pretty good shape – you can replace just one front shock if you want to save some money. However, it is still recommended to replace both. Frequently Asked Questions Is It Worth Replacing the Shock Absorbers? Yes. If your car’s shock absorbers are worn, they are definitely worth replacing. New shock absorbers will not only improve the drivability and safety of the car, it will also prevent other suspension parts from wearing out sooner. This will result in money saved in the long run. Can you replace just 1 shock? Although you can replace just one shock absorber, it is not recommended. When replacing the front shocks, you could potentially replace only one shock if the other is in very good condition. However, the rear shock absorbers are often easy to replace and you should replace both on the same axle. Should I replace all 4 shocks at the same time? No. It is not necessary to replace all four shock absorbers if the others are in good condition. It is more important to replace the shock absorbers on the same axle, although it is not necessary. Shocks often go bad due to leakage, and it is possible that only one shock is bad and the others are good. How long does it take to replace shocks? It takes between 30 minutes and 4 hours to replace a pair of shock absorbers on a car, depending on the mechanic’s skills and car model. Replacing the rear shocks is usually much faster than replacing the front shocks. Conclusion If your car’s shock absorbers start to wear out, it is important to replace them as soon as possible. Not only will this improve the quality of your ride, but it will also help extend the life of your tires and other suspension components. New shocks aren’t cheap, but the cost is worth it when you consider how much they can improve your driving experience and safety. I hope this guide helped you understand the costs of replacing shock absorbers, and that you now have the knowledge to decide whether to do it yourself or have a professional mechanic do the job. Learn more How Much Does Car Suspension Repair Cost? How Much Does it Cost to Replace a Car Axle? 6 Symptoms of a Bad Strut Front or Rear 5 Symptoms of a Bad Tie Rod End & Replacement Cost Engines of any kind are typically noisy and can cause vigorous vibrations. And not all roads are smooth and you could encounter really bad ones on your journey. But why do you barely notice them when you are behind the wheels? That is because there are parts of the vehicles that make it possible. These are the shocks and struts. Shocks are the responsible for the absorption of the impacts of the road while running regardless of its condition as well as the minimizing the vibrating feel inside the vehicle. On the other hand, the struts are more on supporting the vehicle by allowing it to conform to the roads. Most vehicles manufactured after 1995 would usually have front and rear shock absorbers. If this is the case, then it may be advisable to change them simultaneously because there is the possibility that the front or the back system would fail soon after the other one has been replaced. Also, you could feel some imbalance when you replaced just one side and the weaker side would be bearing most of the impact making the wear and tear accelerated. How much to replace shocks and struts depends on a lot of factors and it is important to know each of them so read along. The average cost to replace shocks and struts varies depending on a lot of factors but typically range between less than $150 and $400 for the low-end vehicles and between $400 and $3,000 or more for the high-end models. According to the specific cost of front shocks and struts replacement for some brands and models of vehicles are the following [wpdatatable id=42] The following are the shock absorber and strut assembly replacement costs which are priced separately by The strut assembly replacement costs for different vehicle brands and models are given below [wpdatatable id=43] The cost to replace shocks for some vehicle models is as follows [wpdatatable id=44] What are Included The cost to replace shocks and struts would include the materials and labor as well as the cost of the service of machines and tools needed to accomplish the job. Depending on the auto or vehicle shop, the warranty involved is usually 12,000 miles or 12 months whichever comes first. Before any repair or replacement is to be made, the mechanic would have to check first and confirm if that is indeed the root cause of the problem by inspecting the steering wheel setup, the suspension, and alignment to see if any repairs are needed in any of these areas. Additional Costs How much to replace shocks and struts would depend on the mechanic as he or she needs to do a thorough evaluation of the vehicle beforehand. During this problem identification, you would likely be billed an amount ranging from $25 to $55 especially if diagnostics is what you are really after. But if you do intend to get the same auto shop’s service after the problem identification, then this amount would likely be offset to your final bill. If deciding to do it yourself, some of the materials and tools you would need to accomplish the job are the following Shocks and struts Chock Jack stand Torque Wrench Ratchet Backup wrench Coil spring compressor Rubber mount of struts 6-inch C-clamp Allen wrench Pry bar Ratcheting box-end wrench Screwdriver Socket Shopping for Shocks and Struts Replacement Most vehicle repair shops offer shocks and struts replacement so you can inquire and ask for estimates for your type of vehicle. Get a few quotations as possible so you could compare the prices and the inclusions in the estimates. It may also be advantageous if you choose the one that offers a good warranty and guarantee for its work. If you cannot find any auto shops in your vicinity, you may check out the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence to see any shop nearest to your place through their locator. Factors Affecting Shocks and Struts Replacement Cost The cost of the parts – there are parts that are original which means they are manufactured by the same manufacturer of the brand of your vehicle which is likely more expensive. There are also those aftermarket parts available which could be cheaper. The choice between these two could spell the difference in your overall cost. Make, model, and year – As you can see above, the prices per brands and models vary and those more expensive cars tend to cost higher in terms of replacing their parts, although there could be some exceptions to this rule. Take the case of old cars. Spare parts of some of these vehicles tend to cost higher due to their scarcity as there are only a few people who maintain them. Ease of access – another exception to the rule that pertains to the value of the car is the level of difficulty in accessing the parts that need repair or replacement. There are those replacement jobs that have expensive parts but cheaper labor cost and there are also those with cheaper parts but expensive labor cost depending on the ease of access to these parts. Labor – aside from choosing the parts to be installed on your vehicle, the choice of mechanic would also play a major part in the costing as labor cost usually runs around 40% to 60% of the total cost to replace shocks and struts. Vehicle shop – you can choose between bringing your car to a dealership where you could be assured of the quality of service and be backed up by warranties and guarantees if it fails at a more expensive cost, or go to your neighborhood mechanic or auto shops for a cheaper service but with lesser or no warranties and guarantees at all. Your overall price could also be affected by how popular a shop is. Location – the cost of living and cost of doing business in a particular state, city, or county usually play a part in the overall costing of any commodity. Also, the labor cost would also vary in different areas depending on the prevailing rate. Insurance – preventive maintenance and check up and other repairs and replacements brought about by wear and tear are not covered by insurance unless you specifically paid for them to be included. The only other time it would be covered is during an accident where it would be paid no questions asked. Additional Information There are tell-tale signs of defective struts and/or shocks that you may likely consider to replace them altogether. Please note that these signs may be an indicator or may mimic the symptoms of other car issues so it is good to have them checked by your mechanic. These symptoms include Accelerated wear and tear of the tires and suspension system. Bouncing and sliding sideways on rough roads Excessive bouncing after hitting a road bump Rear end squats when accelerating Steering is stiff or makes noise Swaying when turning The bumper or the front end sway dives during brakes The vehicle bottoms out on bumps especially in humps There may also be instances when the struts and shocks do not show any symptoms but you may still consider having them replaced during some instances that can be seen on an occasional preventive maintenance checkup or regular oil change Abnormal or unusual wear on tires Crushed rubber bumpers Dents and damages on the shock or strut body Fluid leaking out on the housing Mounts or bushings are broken or worn Pitted piston rods Worn rubber mounting bushings You may also consider replacing your shocks and struts when your car has already reached the 50,000 mileage as replacing them early before any symptoms occur would ensure smoother driving experience and preventing other parts from being affected if you wait for the symptoms to appear. Estimate price near meIncluded for free with this service12-month / 12k-mile warrantyFree 50 point safety inspectionOur certified mobile mechanics can come to your home or office 7 days a week between 7 AM and 9 depends on the type of car you drive and the auto repair shop you go to. Our mechanics are mobile, which means they don't have the overhead that repair shops have. They provide you convenience by coming to your home or is the Shock Absorber all about? Shock absorbers are attached to the vehicle body and suspension components. They are used to absorb road shock, providing a smooth ride. Most cars made after 1995 have shock absorbers in the back wheels and strut assembly in the front. Older cars and trucks may have shock absorbers at all four wheels. Shock absorbers are basically cylindrical containers filled with gas or liquid. They are mounted from the suspension to the frame of the car. When you drive over a bump, the pistons inside the shocks move up and down against the liquid or gas. Shock absorbers take a beating day after day, especially on bumpy roads. The gas or liquid will eventually leak, resulting in an unstable or rugged ride. With worn shock absorbers, it is possible that the tires could lose contact with the road and/or wear out prematurely. Keep in mind Shock absorbers are always replaced in pairs either both front or both rear. How it's done Verify that the shock absorbers are bad. Remove and replace the faulty shock absorbers. Inspect the suspension system for any other worn or damaged parts. Test drive vehicle. Our recommendation It is a good practice to replace the shock absorbers every 35,000 miles. You can easily find out if you need new shocks by doing a bounce test. Go to the rear corner of your car and push down on the rear of the car. If your car bounces up and down a few times, it is time to change the shock absorbers. What common symptoms indicate you may need to replace the Shock Absorber? Unstable, bouncy ride. Tires losing contact with the road. Hard impact when you drive over a bump. Leaking fluid. How important is this service? Shock absorbers exist at both rear wheels, and sometimes the front wheels as well. The shock absorbers attach the suspension to the body of your car, and feature pistons that are filled with gas or liquid. As your vehicle rides over the bumps and rough conditions of the road, the suspension is subject to a lot of shock. This shock moves the pistons, but the gas or liquid in the pistons helps absorb the impact, and lessen the shock that is then transferred to the body of the vehicle. As a result, the shock absorbers keep your ride relatively smooth and comfortable. When the shock absorbers malfunction or leak, they will be unable to absorb any of the shock from the road, and all of the impact on the suspension will be transferred to the body of the car. 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