Gabriel® HD shocks have been proven by fleet operators for over half a century. That’s billions of owner-driven miles of rugged reliability, performance and durability. And with truck, trailer and bus coverage that exceeds the closest competitor’s by more than 50 percent, that’s the kind of confidence and quality you should only expect from the true Original.
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Gabriel was founded in 1907. Today, our shock absorbers help you RUN LONGER & RUN STRONGER - that's over a CENTURY of proven performance that you and your customers can rely on!
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| Part Number | Part Description |
|---|---|
| GBL 85724 | SHOCK ABSORBER |
| GBL 83038 | CAB SHOCK ABSORBER |
| GBL 85918 | GABRIEL SHOCK |
| GBL 85958 | SHOCK ABSORBER |
| GBL 85053 | SHOCK ABSORBER KIT |
| GBL 85320 | SHOCK ABSORBER |
| GBL 85000 | SHOCK ABSORBER |
| GBL 83009 | SHOCK ABSORBER |
| GBL 145126000 | BUSHING SHOCK KIT |
| GBL 85006 | SHOCK ABSORBER |
When there’s a lot riding on the success of your fleet, you need shocks you know you can depend on. That’s why so many heavy-duty/commercial vehicle operators and fleet owners turn to Gabriel® FleetLine® shocks. We improve upon our designs based on the real-world needs and the increasing demands of fleet operators. Plus, operators and owners know they’re getting proven performance, durability and dependability with FleetLine shocks. It’s the kind of trust you’ll only find from the company whose HD shocks have been providing industry-leading confidence and quality for over 50 years – The Original Gabriel.
FleetLine shocks are designed as a direct replacement for commercial OE shocks, so they’re built to match and/or exceed OE specs and quality standards. They also feature a valving rate that compensates for initial truck suspension softening, providing performance that specifically matches the original.
FleetLine shocks offer innovative features like forged solid steel, 360˚ arc‑welded eye rings and end mounts,5 a pressurized piston ring that compensates for wear, and a multi-lip piston rod seal. For superior damping abilities along the entire spectrum of operation, FleetLine shocks incorporate a caged piston design. In recent, Gabriel–conducted “fade” test comparisons against a major competitor, the competitor lost more than 20 percent of its damping performance as it moved toward more extreme, heated operating conditions. Gabriel, however, remained steady, operating within 7 percent of its original damping performance under the same conditions.3 Plus, every FleetLine shock comes with a super-finished chromed piston rod to give you the kind of corrosion prevention and long-lasting durability that will continue to muscle its way through even the toughest jobs and heaviest loads
Last updated: Wednesday, 14 August 2024 12:25 PM