Your site does not specify what the numbers are for the left &amp;right front Monroe Quick-Struts. I need both front struts.
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It depends on the vehicle application. On some vehicles the struts will fit either side. On others, the number will be followed by either an L or an R indicating the side they are for.
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Hi Lynn,The 172200 is for the left side; the 172199 is for the left side. Buy these two strut assys. and not the strut. The mechanics will love you. Had mine installed 2 weeks ago. My 2006 Chevy rides like a cloud now. Make sure you get a wheel alignment after installation .Amazon had the best price advertised. Monroe makes a great product. Don't screw with other mfgrs. Okay. Hope I was hopeful.Jim /Albuquerque
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I bought struts for front and rear in which according to Monroe are the wrong struts for 1999 Toyota Avalon. Verify Amazon suggested parts with Monroe.com suggested parts before purchasing.
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this is the front. It is only one strut so you have to order 2 (side specific) to do both front. Honestly, you should look at the complete strut assembly. It is easier to go on and cheaper if you are having someone else to do it.
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No. According to Monroe's website you will need part #'s: 171491 for the left front, 171490 for the right front, 171493 for the left rear and 171492 for the right rear.
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rear, there is one for the left and a different one for the right also, I would suggest checking monroes online catalog to get the part number for them for your vehicle. I would also suggest spending the extra for the regular monroes for the front and use these on the rear if your trying to save a few bucks.
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according to monroe and other parts sites...no. don't see any quick-struts listed for freestar
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I'm not completely sure but if you go to the Monroe website put in your make and model they will give you the part numbers and for what side they go on
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No. Refer to either (1) the Amazon part finder (It you ask for your make, model, etc. to properly fit your part), or (2) Monroe.com (Click on "catalog". It will identify the correct part numbers.). Always use the correct parts for fit, performance, and safety.
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Hi Lynn, The 172200 is for the left side; the 172199 is for the left side. Buy these two strut assys. and not the strut. The mechanics will love you. Had mine installed 2 weeks ago. My 2006 Chevy rides like a cloud now. Make sure you get a wheel alignment after installation .Amazon had the best price advertised. Monroe makes a great product. Don't screw with other mfgrs. Okay. Hope I was hopeful. Jim /Albuquerque
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Not sure but you could reference the part number on rock auto or the Monroe website.
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Not sure what question is. I had 4 Monroe quick struts indtalled on my 1998 Avalon. The rear struts are fine. However, the front struts are very noisy. The problem is that the coil sorings bind against the retaining caps when making a turn. They are relatively inexpensive but I would nit recommend them for the vehicle front. Internet is filled with posts about this problem. When I called Monroe they said I had ti settle it with the installer Pepboys. Then Pepboys says its a manufacturer issue. Go figure....
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this is a rear left strut for a buick or olds.don't use it in A chevy, your ride hgt. will be 2" lower.go on the monroe web site & get your part#'s from there.it will save you a lot of grief.
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sorry it took so long to respond.i wasn't able to check e-mail.but the answer is no. the front struts are the same - part # 171661. the right rear is 171662R. & the left rear is 171662L
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I went onto the Monroe website and found the exact model numbers for front and rear. One of my cars used same model for front and back, another did not.
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I replaced all 4 struts on my 2000 avalon using the Monroe quick struts. This was one of the strut part numbers. Had no problems with them.
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These are for the front only. You'd be wise to avoid these struts altogether as they've proven to be Monroe "Problem-Matics" with the most common complaints being noise related. I installed these myself and immediately experienced loud metallic grinding and squeaking noises emanating from the struts. The cause with both struts turned out to be a defective upper mount bearing and metal-to-metal contact between the coil spring and upper strut plate. As with most everything else, you get what you pay for when it comes to struts. After arranging a return and refund from Amazon, I replaced these pieces of junk with Moog struts which have performed flawlessly. These are for the front only. You'd be wise to avoid these struts altogether as they've proven to be Monroe "Problem-Matics" with the most common complaints being noise related. I installed these myself and immediately experienced loud metallic grinding and squeaking noises emanating from the struts. The cause with both struts turned out to be a defective upper mount bearing and metal-to-metal contact between the coil spring and upper strut plate. As with most everything else, you get what you pay for when it comes to struts. After arranging a return and refund from Amazon, I... » Read More These are for the front only. You'd be wise to avoid these struts altogether as they've proven to be Monroe "Problem-Matics" with the most common complaints being noise related. I installed these myself and immediately experienced loud metallic grinding and squeaking noises emanating from the struts. The cause with both struts turned out to be a defective upper mount bearing and metal-to-metal contact between the coil spring and upper strut plate. As with most everything else, you get what you pay for when it comes to struts. After arranging a return and refund from Amazon, I replaced these pieces of junk with Moog struts which have performed flawlessly. « Show Less