Detroit Axle - Struts Shocks for Chevy Malibu Pontiac G6 Saturn Aura Complete 2 Front Ready Struts w/Coil Springs 2 Rear Shock Absorbers Replacement Suspension

Great price nice quality fit was perfect with the money

Perfect replacement parts for 06 G6. Everything went on easy and works to my standard. I'm quickly becoming a Detroit Axle groupie, and plan on attacking the rear end with their parts soon.

Fast delivery! Solved the clunking noise as soon as they were out on .

So far so good. Steering is good and tight after parts change and alignment. Shocks are halfway between handling and comfort. Monroe unistruts i had before were stiffer and handled turns like a sports car in the g6, these are a little softer and take smaller bumps and potholes softer, at the expense of turn handling -she leans more. These are like halfway between stock struts and monroe struts. Overall, satisfied and I'm just waiting to see longevity on W. V. roads.

Perfect fit and great value.

Didn’t like how the castle nuts for the outer tie rod dug into the aluminum mounting hole. The OE outer tie rods have flanged nuts that prevent this. Inner tie rods seem very loose at the ball and socket point. Thinking I should have kept the original ones in with 150k miles, because they were a lot more stiff. Doubt they will last that long. Otherwise the other parts seem to work out well.I do like how the outer tie rods and links have grease zerks. Will update if I have any premature failure.Front struts have been garbage since day 1. Rattle like no other. This is complete chinese crap. I’ve had to replace about every piece so far!!! Don’t waste your money on on this crap. This company I would say is crooks if they sell stuff like this. Just hoping people don’t want to return their crap.My dad had also bought some of their stuff. Same thing. All is junk!!Absolutely a turn off buying any parts off Amazon unless I know it’s a brand name part!

Le quedó muy bien a Chevy Malibú lt 2012

Everything installed correctly except rear struts. Threads on the top rods were uneven and I thought it was designed this way for spacing and installed them. They also did not seem very strong I could move them back and forth pretty easily with my hands. About a year later they did break completely. The replacement ones I got that were OESpecteum were amazing they had correct threads and installed how they should have.They also have way more force when compressing and decompressing. These ones from Detroit axle may have or may have not have broke my rear struts bolts that connect to the body of the car. Do to the excessive amount of play due to the incorrect threading. I blamed it on the rust definitely would not purchase again due to the difference of quality. When I removed them the top shaft was completely bent along with the strut itself due to free bouncing after it ripped out the bolts and body of the car. Since then I upgraded the bolts to the chassis and reinstalled some additional metal. These parts also rust pretty quickly surprisingly. I may replace the front shocks but they seems to be better quality than the rear struts provided.