With this latest expansion, Tenneco has introduced more than 150 Quick-Strut part numbers covering a combined total of approximately 16 million vehicles this year.
Tenneco has announced the availability of 14 new Monroe Quick-Strut part numbers, extending coverage of the company’s popular premium replacement strut assemblies to more than 3 million additional late-model passenger vehicles. With this latest expansion, Tenneco has introduced more than 150 Quick-Strut part numbers covering a combined total of approximately 16 million vehicles this year. Advertisement“The Monroe Quick-Strut product line continues to help professional service providers grow their ride control business through superior quality, performance, reliability and consumer value,” said Adam Richardson, senior product manager, Tenneco North America Aftermarket. “Our aggressive coverage expansion helps shops rely on this best-in-class product for virtually every strut assembly installation so they can help enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty.” The latest Monroe Quick-Strut part numbers offer coverage of 28 popular foreign nameplate applications, including: 2006-’08 Honda Pilot (Front) 2012-’14 Hyundai Accent (Front) 2004-’06 Lexus RX330 (Rear) 2007 Lexus RX350 (Rear) 2007-’10 Mazda CX-9 (Front) 2005-’10 Toyota Scion TC (Rear) 2009-’13 Toyota Corolla (Rear) 2004’07 Toyota Highlander (Rear) Assembled in Tenneco’s Paragould, Arkansas, manufacturing facility, Monroe Quick-Strut assemblies feature the precisely engineered components necessary to complete a high-quality strut replacement. These include a premium Monroe strut technology tuned and tested for OE-style ride and handling; vehicle-specific coil spring technology featuring U.S.-grade steel and corresponding OE-equivalent spring design; premium, OE-style upper strut mount and bearing plate; and other high-quality components, says the company. AdvertisementTenneco also introduced Monroe OESpectrum premium rear shock absorbers for 2014-’16 Kia Soul sedans and Monroe Strut-Mate strut mounting kits for 2011-’14 Honda Odyssey vans and 2009-’14 Honda Pilot SUVs. Monroe premium ride control products, including Monroe Quick-Strut assemblies and OESpectrum shocks and struts, are covered by the brand’s limited lifetime warranty and “Feel the Difference” Guarantee money-back consumer offer. Visit monroe.com for details. To learn more about Monroe ride control products, visit monroe.com or contact a Monroe supplier.
“The Monroe Quick-Strut product line continues to help professional service providers grow their ride control business through superior quality, performance, reliability and consumer value,” said Adam Richardson, senior product manager, Tenneco North America Aftermarket. “Our aggressive coverage expansion helps shops rely on this best-in-class product for virtually every strut assembly installation so they can help enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty.”
The latest Monroe Quick-Strut part numbers offer coverage of 28 popular foreign nameplate applications, including:
Assembled in Tenneco’s Paragould, Arkansas, manufacturing facility, Monroe Quick-Strut assemblies feature the precisely engineered components necessary to complete a high-quality strut replacement. These include a premium Monroe strut technology tuned and tested for OE-style ride and handling; vehicle-specific coil spring technology featuring U.S.-grade steel and corresponding OE-equivalent spring design; premium, OE-style upper strut mount and bearing plate; and other high-quality components, says the company.
Tenneco also introduced Monroe OESpectrum premium rear shock absorbers for 2014-’16 Kia Soul sedans and Monroe Strut-Mate strut mounting kits for 2011-’14 Honda Odyssey vans and 2009-’14 Honda Pilot SUVs.
Monroe premium ride control products, including Monroe Quick-Strut assemblies and OESpectrum shocks and struts, are covered by the brand’s limited lifetime warranty and “Feel the Difference” Guarantee money-back consumer offer. Visit monroe.com for details.
To learn more about Monroe ride control products, visit monroe.com or contact a Monroe supplier.
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