Having trouble in canada with parts

[hardluck]

I have a crap 3" ruff country lift on my 06 gas liberty. By the time i took it into to get an alignment my rear shocks started leaking , i couldn't afford to send them back to america and get new ones under warranty so i just ran them , its been about a year now and there really bad , I'm having trouble finding replacement shocks , in canada , i don't want to order from america again because its like a 200% price mark up , that i cant afford . Is anyone running Monroe shocks for this lift? or have any options on shocks i can get in Canada without ordering and paying crazy taxes and duty charges ? Any info on rear shock options would be great ,


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[Gyro]

99-04 4x4 Dakota rear shocks will work on the rear of a lifted Liberty.
Canadian Tire has a shock sale on,buy one get one 25% off.

Where you from? I'm in the Valley.

Gyro

And for any Canucks needing hood or rear glass struts they are on for buy one get second 50% off.

 

[hardluck]

Thanks gyro , im from North River , or Truro N.S


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[tommudd]

Monroes and other cheaper shocks will last a while, main issue is the lift you have, no bump stops etc . You'll have to replace them every 6 months to a year

 

[martin_metal_88]

Monroes and other cheaper shocks will last a while, main issue is the lift you have, no bump stops etc . You'll have to replace them every 6 months to a year

That's good to know, point me where the noisy lift may be coming from...can't even trust pro off-road garage to do a good job -_-...

 

[hardluck]

Thanks tom , yes i forgot to add bump stops in rear , im going to do the hockey pucks in back once i get some shocks to replace the old ones , im going to replace the lift with OME hopefully next year , i didnt read first to get info on what i should have boughten


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[GranpaQB]

And for any Canucks needing hood or rear glass struts they are on for buy one get second 50% off.

At Canadian Tire? Need to replace my glass ones and can't find it on their site.

 

[Gyro]

Yes Canadian Tire.
Page 15 of weekly flyer.
You may have to call or visit local store.

Gyro

 

[Function > Form]

Either that or order the part that is on a U.S. site, have it delivered to a U.S. address (e.g. UPS store), then drive over to the U.S. side, then you pay only the duties and taxes if applicable. Many times, a border guard will wave you by as the cost for them to do the paperwork outweighs the actual collected duties.

You are pretty close by and you can save a bunch of cash doing this. I cross over into NY quite often to pick up all of my parts. I've saved bundles this way.