Unity 2-255030-001 Rear Shock Absorber Kit 2007-2017 Nissan Altima
Rear shock absorber kit with two nitrogen gas-charged units for 2007-2017 Nissan Altima models
- Fits 2007-2017 Nissan Altima for direct replacement
- Twin-tube nitrogen gas charged design restores ride control
- Kit includes two shock absorbers for complete rear service
- Unity brand with over 50 years aftermarket experience
- Ships free on orders $75 or more
Direct Replacement Kit
This Unity rear shock absorber kit is designed for 2007-2017 Nissan Altima models. It contains two nitrogen gas-charged shock absorbers built to match original equipment specifications. The kit simplifies suspension restoration by providing both rear units in a single package.
OE Shock Upgrade
The twin-tube gas-charged design replaces worn factory shocks that have lost damping control. The upgrade is worth it when the vehicle exhibits excessive bounce, uneven tyre wear or reduced handling stability. Unity's 50 years of aftermarket experience supports the durability of these replacement units.
Bolt-On Installation
Each absorber is engineered as a direct replacement for a trouble-free installation using existing mounting points. No specialised tools beyond standard suspension equipment are typically required. The most common issue arises if the upper mount hardware is seized or corroded, which can complicate removal of the old units.
How it compares
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- Price $50.99
- Cheaper than about 78% of the 1,702 comparable items (median $86.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | UNITY |
Questions about this item
What vehicle years does this rear shock absorber kit fit?
The kit is designed for 2007-2017 Nissan Altima models as a direct OE replacement.
How are the nitrogen gas charged shock absorbers installed?
Install each shock as a direct replacement for the original equipment units, ensuring all mounting hardware is torqued to the vehicle manufacturer's specifications.
When should the nitrogen gas charged shock absorbers be replaced?
Replace the shocks when you notice excessive bouncing, uneven tire wear, fluid leaks, or degraded handling during normal driving conditions.
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