Description

Check the specific model and production year of your BMW 320D (e.g., E90, F30, G20). The shock absorber's design and specifications vary between these versions. Ensure the part matches your vehicle's drivetrain configuration (e.g., rear-wheel drive or xDrive all-wheel drive). 2. Types of Shock Absorbers OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer): These are factory-spec shock absorbers designed for your vehicle, offering a balance between comfort and performance. Performance Shocks: Upgraded options like Bilstein B6, B8, or KW shocks can provide sportier handling. Standard Aftermarket Shocks: Brands like Sachs, KYB, or Monroe offer reliable options at a lower cost. 3. Signs Your Rear Shock Absorbers Need Replacement Excessive bouncing or a "bouncy" ride. Noticeable leaks of oil or fluid around the shocks. Uneven or accelerated tire wear. Poor handling or instability when cornering. Clunking or knocking noises from the rear suspension.