KAX Front & Rear Struts Assembly for 2007-2009 Saturn Aura Set of 2
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KAX Front & Rear Struts Assembly for 2007-2009 Saturn Aura Set of 2
- FITS THESE VEHICLES: 2004-2012 Malibu; 2005-2010 Pontiac G6; 2007-2009 Saturn Aura (Amortiguadores Delanteros y Traseros). Replaces OE# 172199 172200. Please double check your vehicle year, make, model, sub-model, drive type and position with AmazonConfirmedFit before purchase
- OE REFERENCE NUMBERS: 172199 172200. Direct fit replacement engineered to original equipment dimensions, no modifications required. Please confirm these numbers match your original part before purchase for an exact fit
- PROFESSIONAL GRADE: High-quality steel with superior tube and weld design. Nitrogen gas charging reduces aeration and foaming, delivering structural integrity and consistent damping performance even on rough roads
- IMPROVED STEERING RESPONSE: Restores precise steering input, feedback and self-centering. Eliminates wandering, looseness, delayed response and front-end clunking caused by worn original components on high-mileage vehicles
- NO SPRING COMPRESSION NEEDED: The risky spring compression step is already completed at the factory for faster, safer replacement. Right-size components installed as one calibrated unit. Backed by 2-Year Customer Support
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