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Your cart is empty.Improve your on and off-road ride quality with Rough Country's premium N3 shocks! These 10-stage variable valving, high-pressure Nitrogen charged shocks offer a fantastic blend of off-road action and smooth highway ride quality. With a durable 18mm spring-loaded piston rod and faster-cooling 54mm shock body, this shock offers up to 36kN Tensile Strength for a long lifespan of impressive vibration dampening. Features natural rubber bushings and an eye-catching metallic silver paint.
Marv
July 22, 2025
I replaced a set of not old shocks from another company with these and was pleased with the ride quality. It wasn’t a huge improvement but the truck does ride smoother. I will be getting rough country struts for the front soon since these feel pretty good.
Eddie
June 17, 2025
They work great will buy again
Eric in Michigan
May 8, 2025
These shocks are incredibly impressive "looking". Massive tubes, massive plunger rod. Lots of "hype" about them being heavy duty for off road use blah blah. Problems I had: 1. The "eyelet" mounting ends, the "cross tube" part that the mounting bolt goes through, is WAY too narrow for GM trucks/large SUV's, about 1/8 inch too narrow. You cannot expect to tighten up your "mounting ears" to pinch the cross tube, they won't bend that easy on a big truck. You wouldn't want to anyway, it's destructive. You have to get the ears tightened onto the eyelet tube, otherwise they shocks are going to "clank and bang" on every bump in the road. I tried putting 1/8" thick fender washers into the mount ears, WHICH WAS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT, to get them able to be "tightened" correctly. BEWARE if you are buying these for a large GM truck or SUV, they probably won't fit (and they are listed on Amazon and in the manufacturers website to be applicable to GM trucks/SUV's). ALSO, these are MADE IN CHINA, it's stamped on the side of them. ALSO, these are incredibly "mushy" shocks with very little damping power. One shock had even less control power, I could put the end of one down on the workbench and push the shock down compressed with one hand (by the way, I know these kind of shocks require "priming", which I did, several times each, and they didn't maintain any more damping strength. The best these shocks might be good for, in my estimation, is a "rock climbing" or "farm" kind of use off road, where impacts are slow and easy. On the road/highway, I could feel my springs reverberating and every bump set off a "rumble". Washboard pavement or brick road insets were an absolute nightmare of every piece of trim molding and inside-the-door mechanisms set off rattling and squeaking. I removed the shocks twice in an attempt to "re-prime" them, carefully keeping them upright so I could inspect how they were damping at the time, and when I'd press them down to prime I'd notice the oil inside "burping" through the bottom valve along with misplaced pockets of the nitrogen gas. Perhaps the bottom valves are defective, perhaps the level of oil in the shocks is not correct. I'm totally disappointed in these shocks. I prefer the reliability of twin tube shocks over monotube, and the massive design features of these shocks gave me a lot of hope for an excellent product. NOT.
asvs2016
May 7, 2025
Excellent been on 2 months so far so good on my tahoe
Jon adams
January 12, 2025
Easy to Install and work great. Smooth ride
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