ACDelco GM Original Equipment 580-1091 Rear Air Lift Shock Absorber Kit

Straight forward fit. Works as it is supposed to. Front struts and rear shocks were shot when I bought the 2010 Escalade, after replacing them, ride was 100% better. However, I am not that impressed with the Magnetic Ride Control feature for the amount of money spent on the front struts and rear shocks. Almost $1000 in parts, it's not as smooth of a ride as my 2005 Escalade w/o the MRC. Next time they blow and yes they will since I had to replace the current ones at 60K miles, I'm going to try the non MRC shocks and struts and save a ton of money and if the ride is just as good, I'll be happy with the money saved! Rears were a breeze to install. Fronts need a good spring compressor and some torque to remove the top bolt.

My 2013 Cadillac Escalade (Luxury trim package) with 98K miles was riding very rough, and decided to replace shocks/struts... Price ranged $150-300 more at Oreilly, Autozone, Rockauto... these are the factory OEM replacements from AC Delco, exact same part it was built with... Man, the ride feels like new again! The rears were easy to replace, the front struts do require a spring compressor, you can get a loaner for free at Oreilly or Autozone... One of my rear shocks and one of the front struts had lost all their oil, so were pretty useless and definitely needed replacing... but now the ride is smooth again!

I bought these shocks as replacements for the ones that I had which leaked and ultimately took out the Compressor that powered my Air ride system.....I was able to replace the old set within 2 hours, and the ride is epic!!!!!You can't go wrong with these from a pricing standpoint, as well as ease of installation.....

Item is original and fit perfectly on my 2010 Cadillac Escalade with Z95 suspension. Service suspension message went away immediately after installation. The price was also the best I found anywhere online and in stores.

Went with the high dollar ac Delcos. Air pump barely runs at all now…used to run all the time. Hope they last as long as originals.

These shocks work with the system properly , cheaper shock have a resister to fake out the system, keeps the light out, but do not function. When these shocks are activated by the computer, the oil becomes solid to stop body roll and provide stability. The cheapershocks dont and could cause a roll-over.

The original magnetic shocks on my 2012 Escalade started loosing air at around 100K miles, causing the compressor to run. I priced replacement OEM shocks, and was shocked at the price. At that time, AC Delco (BMI) shocks were the only ones available. I best price I found was out of China; used them for about 3 months and started getting a Service Suspension display when I started the vehicle. The shocks were exactly the same as OEM, except the shocks lacked any label identifying the shock. After another 80K+ miles, the replacement shocks finally started losing air, and went back to OEM shocks, ordered from Amazon (best price and fastest delivery). So far, after 3 weeks, they are working as expected. AC Delco shocks have a factory warranty, but I do not know how the warranty works through Amazon should the need arise.

Worked flawlessly, easy install, no surprises. Holding up fine after several thousand miles.Buy 2, listing is for just one. They are the same left/right.