Start With the Chassis
The body manufacturer does not determine suspension fitment.
Motorhome Parts Guide
Motorhome Parts Guide
Motorhome Parts Guide
Congratulations on being an RVer or motorhome enthusiast. It's more than a hobby, it's a lifestyle, and at Motorhome Shocks we know how important the continued good performance of your home-on-wheels is to you and your family's traveling comfort, pleasure and safety.
We carry a wide variety of shocks for all imaginable motorhome applications, both the new and the tried and true. Click on the links below to view product descriptions for all of our brands that manufacturer RV and motorhome shocks.
You may already know this, usually your motorhome body from one maker, the chassis from another, and the engine from a third. An owner's manual may not even detail who made what. It may be confusing when preparing for a shock absorber replacement or upgrade.
You need to know your chassis type to know what shocks to buy. The chassis is identified by it's VIN number. If you can't locate it, call or text Motorhome Shocks at 662-703-3806 and our specialists will help you find it and get you set up with the right solution for your needs.
The body manufacturer does not determine suspension fitment.
Identify the movement or load issue before choosing a product category.
Model year, GVWR, axle position and modifications can change the application.
No. Motorhome suspension parts are chassis- and often axle-specific. Confirm the chassis manufacturer, chassis model year, GVWR and suspension layout.
Yes. Tire pressure, alignment, worn bushings, loose steering parts and damaged mounts can change the diagnosis or prevent a new part from working as intended.
Use the vehicle selector with your chassis information, then describe the exact motion or load problem. Contact Motorhome Shocks & More if two applications appear similar.
Use the chassis information, model year and axle details from your motorhome, or call us when two applications look similar.
The body manufacturer does not determine suspension fitment.
Identify the movement or load issue before choosing a product category.
Model year, GVWR, axle position and modifications can change the application.
No. Motorhome suspension parts are chassis- and often axle-specific. Confirm the chassis manufacturer, chassis model year, GVWR and suspension layout.
Yes. Tire pressure, alignment, worn bushings, loose steering parts and damaged mounts can change the diagnosis or prevent a new part from working as intended.
Use the vehicle selector with your chassis information, then describe the exact motion or load problem. Contact Motorhome Shocks & More if two applications appear similar.
Use the chassis information, model year and axle details from your motorhome, or call us when two applications look similar.