I have a 2001 Monaco Knight. I believe it has the original shocks which are Neway Shocks. I do have the part numbers after crawling under the coach. Should I buy new ones and have them installed? andif so any brand recommendations? I had Pete's Tire tell me to buy my own because they have a hard time getting them??? If not should I just go to a another service dealer and pay the extra money?
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You might check these folks out and see what is available or there recommendations. They were great in verifying correct shocks I was ordering. Supply could be an issue.
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