I had both, jack was there and stand was also under it. But if you watch the rest of my videos you’ll see 99% I remove the jack and just use the stands.
Each vehicle can be different and technically you could run it on bad shocks. The springs are what hold the weight of the car, the shocks are just for comfort. Although I suspect completely worn out shocks could cause excess wear on the springs.
Same here! my 2013 kia Soul. Now, I feel confident about replacing my shocks now.
You'll be surprised how much better it will feel to ride. I'm convinced car makers are making replaceable parts to last only 60 - 70k miles.
Great video! You gave me the confidence to do it myself!
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You need a jack stand. Never trust the weight of your car with just one support. Especially with a wheel off.
Looks like he has the jack and a stand.
I had both, jack was there and stand was also under it. But if you watch the rest of my videos you’ll see 99% I remove the jack and just use the stands.
Ah., I guess I stopped watching before I saw them. My bad
Hi Thank you for useful video!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the details. Going this for my 16 y/o niece this weekend and saving her $700! Dang stealership
They’ll only use Kia parts. I never found the rear shocks to be fantastic on the soul when the car was new.
You missed torqueing the bottom right lugnut
I went back and did after I stopped recording
bro I have a 16 and its a 255,000 and I have not done this, doesnt seem like it needs it but maybe I will
Each vehicle can be different and technically you could run it on bad shocks. The springs are what hold the weight of the car, the shocks are just for comfort. Although I suspect completely worn out shocks could cause excess wear on the springs.
Where are your jack stands? Super dangerous to rely on a hydraulic jack. Could result in a fatal injury.
Jack stands are there further underneath on the other side. Just not in view.
you talk so much that I got tired and left.