Shock Surplus

Shock Surplus Suspension and Shock Absorber specialists that focus entirely on ride control products for your vehicle.

Our massive selection is only matched by our experience in those brands, we've installed and tested hundreds of packages, across thousands of miles. Upgrading and purchasing shocks and struts for your vehicle shouldn't be a pain in the neck. We strive to make it as painless and quick as possible by offering full shock packages for a range of vehicles, lift / lowering heights, and the biggest brand assortment there is. Dont trust your shock purchase to genericautoparts.com, come to the experts.

09/03/2026

The first episode in our Suspension Guide series for 2022+ Tundras goes live tomorrow, and it’s all about knowing what you got before you know what to get.

So if you are in the market for upgraded coilovers/struts, shocks, or anything suspension related, make sure to lock in, because this series is for you.

"Outstanding, I can't believe I waited this long to order. Extremely impressed, highly recommend. Can't wait for winter ...
09/02/2026

"Outstanding, I can't believe I waited this long to order. Extremely impressed, highly recommend. Can't wait for winter driving." - Zack S. | Eibach Stage 2

09/02/2026

Third Generation Tundras have their flaws without a doubt, but when it comes to suspension, they have a tremendous amount of potential.

They just need a lot of help to get there, and this Friday we are doing a deep dive into all the important facts you need to know about your suspension, so you are ready to make the right choice with your upgrade in episode 1 of our Suspension Guide series for 2022+ Tundras over on YouTube.

So make sure you lock in

Eibach 2.5 shocks incoming for the 19+ GM 1500 platform.
09/01/2026

Eibach 2.5 shocks incoming for the 19+ GM 1500 platform.

09/01/2026

“Diff drop” is usually a dirty word in the Shock Surplus dictionary but when it comes to Third Gen Tundras and Sequoias it’s the “secret sauce” that makes the best coilover and strut options work.

After testing a couple of different things, the theme we continue to find is the parts that require differential drops with the base black shafts, also road and performed a strong sight better than the stuff that didn’t, and it all comes down to travel.

The options that needs a drop or the Red shafts have a lot more travel allowing them to not have to be tuned as stiff while still having more out right performance on tap.

So when it comes to Tundies, diff drops are not only your friend, you should be seeking the coilover or strut options that require them.

But we have a lot more knowledge bombs dropping this Friday with the first episode of a Tundra Suspension Guide series, so make sure to lock I.

09/01/2026

Not what you expect from these brands

08/29/2026

Do expensive shocks do anything?

3 Top Alternatives to the Rough Country N3 - check the blog link in the comments
08/28/2026

3 Top Alternatives to the Rough Country N3 - check the blog link in the comments

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