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One of the best modifications you can make on your Jeep when you want to go offroading is the suspension. Part of the suspension includes the shocks. The best shocks offer more comfort and stability as you traverse the rugged terrain through the wilderness. Rancho shocks are proven items that improve the handling, ride and performance of your rig.
The Importance Of Rancho Shocks
Rancho shocks can give you an amazing ride on the trail. They use the latest technology to innovate items to ensure you get the best items on the market. They've been in business since the 1950s, which means you can trust the parts you're going to get.
Make sure you have the suspension parts you need to tackle the next technical challenge on the trail. Maybe you want to try rock crawling or climbing, driving over logs or rocks or fording streams. No matter what you're hoping to accomplish in your Jeep, the suspension needs to be able to handle it.
Reasons To Upgrade Your Shocks
The factory shocks on your Jeep are fine if you're staying on the road. As soon as you want to lift your Jeep for extra clearance offroad, you need to consider new shocks. With the extra weight and the changed center of gravity from a lifted vehicle, the shocks take a beating. Give yourself the functionality you need by modifying the shocks on your rig.
You're also going to notice increased tire wear, which can help your wheels last extra long on the trail or road. Another benefit is reduced wear on the other parts of your suspension.
Best Selling Rancho Shocks
At Morris 4x4, you can find shocks that fit the rear and front of your Jeep. You'll see options for shocks that include coil-over, nitro and monotube. Each one adds strength and durability to your ride to help you drive offroad with more comfort and increased performance.
Get into the wilderness with exceptional drivability, power and control when you replace the factory shocks with new parts made by Rancho. Enjoy the trails and tackle new challenges with new shocks installed on your Jeep.
Jeep Commander Manual Transmission -Rancho
Whenever you go on an adventure in your Commander, you want to be able to trust that your Jeep will work as you expect it to. To have that trust, you need to keep your Jeep in great shape, including the Jeep Commander manual transmission. If you need to make repairs to the transmission or just want an upgrade, we have the parts that you will need. We carry shifter boots, oils, additives, internal components, mounting and hardware, gear shifters and components, gaskets, seals, and overhaul kits. Browse parts from top brands, like Yukon Gear and Axle, Omix, Mopar, and B&M Racing.
If you drive a Commander with a manual transmission, we have everything you need to keep that transmission in top condition. We stock Jeep Commander manual transmissions, as well as related parts, like manual transmission bearing retainer bolts, gear spacers, main shaft seals, output shaft lubricants, shift knobs, and shifter lever boots. Browse parts for your Jeep Commander manual gearbox by categories, such as oils and additives, mounting and hardware, gear shifters and components, gaskets, seals and overhaul kits, internal components, and shifter boots. You will find yourself shopping with confidence, thanks to the rave reviews from past customers, our choice to stock top brands, and our satisfaction guarantee. We carry parts for your manual transmission from industry-leading brands, including B&M Racing, Omix, Mopar, and Yukon Gear and Axle.
Our selection for the Jeep Commander isn’t limited to models with manual transmissions, either. We also carry parts for automatic transmissions and various other configurations. You can shop at Morris 4x4 for components, parts, and accessories for your Commander’s engine, drivetrain, suspension, tires and wheels, exterior, interior, electronics, and anything else you need. If you need help finding a certain part in our inventory, our team is ready to help you.
