OE Shocks for my 2004 Tahoe

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Badrides, do you still have the nivomat rear shocks. One of mine on my 2004 Tahoe is leaking. I think the time has come to face it and replace them. I settle for good used ones if you still have them
Call him….. He is the source for GOOD used Nivomats. You’ll pay less than half price.
These pics were taken at my house….. I returned them to him, because I was an idiot, at that time, about the correct shocks for my ’05 Yukon.
He knows how to find the good used ones…. These looked brand new !!
He’s near Reno, Nv…...
 

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Here is what I ended up doing after kicking all the options around. I replaced the rear shocks with a set of self-leveling shocks from Luftmeister. They are brand new and look exactly like the Sachs TXU shocks in dimension, shape and weight, carry a 1 year warranty and after making an offer on ebay got them for $200 for both. They even have the same part number as the TXU (15029588). Let's see how they work out. For the front I replaced the OE GM 12477738 shocks with a set of new shocks from Detroit Axle (part number 4341343) $55 for the set on ebay. They are for the ZW7 suspension and they come with a 10 year limited warranty. I just got done with it and test drove it yesterday. Tahoe feels and drives great.
 

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