Tokico shocks and struts provide precise damping control that keeps tires planted during hard cornering, braking, and rough road conditions. Originally developed for performance applications and motorsports, their dampers reduce body roll and improve responsiveness without creating a punishing ride for daily driving.

Handling from Tokico when the road demands it

Advantages

Superior Durability

Built with high-grade materials and robust construction that withstand harsh road conditions, heavy loads, and extreme weather. These shocks maintain their performance over extended mileage, reducing replacement frequency and long-term costs.

Consistent Performance Control

Provides stable vehicle handling and responsive steering across different terrains. The advanced damping technology ensures reliable braking distances, reduced body roll during cornering, and maintained tire contact with the road surface.

Comfort Ride

Effectively absorbs road impacts, vibrations, and bumps to deliver smoother driving. Reduces passenger fatigue on long trips while minimizing noise and harshness transmitted into the cabin.

Choose your shocks

Tokico HK38009 Strut/Shock Mount Kit

HK38009 Strut/Shock Mount Kit

This mounting kit includes the hardware and components needed to properly install Tokico struts or shocks, ensuring secure attachment and correct alignment with the vehicle’s suspension.

Trekmaster Series HE3669 by Tokico

Trekmaster Series HE3669

These front Trekmaster series shocks provide increased damping for trucks and SUVs that carry heavy loads or tow regularly, improving stability and control under demanding conditions.

HP Series HB3234

HP Series HU3728 (Rear)

These rear HP series shocks deliver firmer damping for improved handling and reduced body roll during spirited driving while maintaining acceptable ride comfort for daily use.

Tokico TOK-HU2769 HP Rear Strut

TOK-HU2769 HP Rear Strut

This rear HP strut for VW Golf, Jetta, and Corrado models provides performance-oriented damping that sharpens handling and reduces squat during acceleration compared to worn factory struts.

GE3604 TM Rear Shock by Tokico

GE3604 TM Rear Shock

This Trekmaster rear shock fits Chevy C10, C20, and G10 models with heavy-duty damping designed to handle the weight and demands of work trucks and loaded vans.

BU3559 Illumina Rear Coil-Over

BU3559 Illumina Rear Coil-Over

This rear coil-over Illumina strut for Honda Prelude features adjustable damping that lets drivers dial in ride firmness from comfort to aggressive sport settings without changing components.

Tokico HB3185 Gas Strut

GE3660 TM Rear Shock

This Trekmaster rear shock for Ford Econoline E250 and E350 vans handles the heavy-duty demands of commercial use and loaded cargo with reinforced construction and firm damping.

HB2169 Prem Strut by Tokico

HB2169 Prem Strut

This premium rear strut for 1993-97 Toyota Corolla restores factory ride quality and handling with reliable damping that controls body motion without harshness.

HE4076 Front Gas Shock

HE4076 Front Gas Shock

This front gas-charged shock absorber uses pressurized nitrogen to prevent fluid foaming and maintain consistent damping during extended use and varying temperatures.

Tokico HB3204 Prem Strut

HB3204 Prem Strut

This premium strut for 2001-03 Honda Civic provides OE-quality replacement damping that restores proper handling and ride comfort to replace worn factory components.

GE3666 Shocks - Trekmaster Series by Tokico

GE3666 Shocks – Trekmaster Series

This Trekmaster series shock delivers heavy-duty damping and construction for trucks, SUVs, and vans that see regular hauling, towing, or off-road use.

HU3686 Prem Coil Miata Ft 90-96

HU3686 Prem Coil Miata Ft 90-96

This premium front coil-over strut for 1990-96 Mazda Miata replaces worn factory suspension with improved damping that sharpens the roadster’s handling characteristics.

Features

Advanced Hydraulic Design

Tokico shocks use multi-stage valve designs that adjust damping force based on suspension movement speed, providing soft absorption over small bumps while firming up during hard impacts or aggressive cornering. The hydraulic circuits are engineered to minimize fade during extended use, maintaining consistent performance whether you’re on a mountain road or stuck in stop-and-go traffic.

Heavy-Duty Construction

Tokico builds their shocks with reinforced housings and hardened piston rods that resist bending and corrosion, particularly in their Trekmaster line designed for trucks and commercial vehicles. The seals and bushings are engineered to handle sustained loads and harsh conditions without leaking or wearing prematurely, extending service life even under demanding use.

Twin-Tube Technology

Tokico’s twin-tube design separates the working fluid and reserve chamber, giving you consistent damping even when the shocks heat up during hard driving. This setup handles everyday roads smoothly while still controlling body motion when you need to corner or brake hard.

About brand

Tokico has been manufacturing shock absorbers since 1937, building a reputation in both OEM and aftermarket markets for shocks that actually improve how a car handles. The Japanese company supplies original equipment to major automakers, which tells you something about the quality—manufacturers trust these shocks enough to put them on cars from the factory.

The brand made its name in performance and racing circles before becoming a go-to aftermarket option. Tokico shocks showed up on rally cars, road racing vehicles, and street machines where suspension performance wasn’t negotiable. That motorsports background translated into their consumer products, giving regular drivers access to shock technology proven under serious stress.

Tokico offers different lines for different needs. Their gas-charged shocks provide firmer damping for spirited driving without beating you up on normal roads. The twin-tube designs balance comfort and control, working well for daily drivers who occasionally push their cars. They make application-specific shocks that account for vehicle weight, suspension geometry, and intended use rather than one-size-fits-all solutions.

What separates Tokico from budget shocks is the attention to valving and damping curves. Cheap shocks either feel mushy or bone-jarring. Tokico shocks control body motion during cornering and braking while still absorbing bumps and road imperfections. The difference shows up in how planted the car feels through turns and how quickly it settles after hitting a pothole.

The shocks hold up over time too. Seals stay intact, damping stays consistent, and the bodies resist corrosion. You’re not replacing them every year or dealing with leaking fluid after a few thousand miles. For people who keep their cars longer or drive them harder, that longevity matters.

Tokico works for the guy replacing worn-out factory shocks who wants something better than stock, and for the enthusiast building a capable street car. The brand sits in that middle ground where performance is real but the price stays reasonable. You’re getting engineering that comes from actual racing experience, not just marketing that claims it.

FAQ

How long do Tokico shocks typically last?

Most Tokico shocks provide reliable performance for 50,000-80,000 miles under normal driving conditions. Heavy-duty models can last even longer with proper maintenance.

Are Tokico shocks compatible with my vehicle?

Tokico manufactures shocks for a wide range of vehicles. Check your vehicle’s year, make, model, and engine size against the compatibility guide or consult with a parts specialist.

What’s the difference between gas and oil shocks?

Gas shocks use nitrogen gas to prevent oil foaming and provide more consistent performance, especially under heavy use. Oil shocks are more economical and work well for standard driving conditions.

Can I install Tokico shocks myself?

While possible for skilled DIY mechanics, professional installation is recommended. Proper tools and safety equipment are essential, and alignment may be needed after installation.

How do I know when my shocks need replacement?

Signs include excessive bouncing after hitting bumps, longer stopping distances, uneven tire wear, vehicle leaning during turns, or visible fluid leaking from the shock body.

Do Tokico shocks come with a warranty?

Yes, Tokico shocks include a manufacturer warranty. Warranty terms vary by product line – check specific model documentation for coverage details.

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What customers are saying

I’ve been running Tokico shocks on my pickup for three years now, and they’ve handled everything I’ve thrown at them. From hauling equipment to job sites to weekend camping trips on rough trails, these shocks keep performing. My truck used to bounce around like crazy on back roads, but now it stays planted and comfortable. The ride quality is night and day compared to the cheap replacements I had before. Worth every penny.

Steven Walsh

Customer

After 75,000 miles, my original shocks were shot. My mechanic recommended Tokico, and I’m glad I listened. The difference was immediate – no more wallowing around corners or that floaty feeling on the highway. I drive a lot for work, about 30,000 miles a year, and these shocks have been rock solid for the past two years. My back doesn’t ache after long drives anymore, and I feel much more confident in bad weather. Best upgrade I’ve made to my car.

Anthony Mitchell

Customer

I bought Tokico shocks for my SUV after the factory ones started leaking at 60,000 miles. Installation was straightforward, and the improvement was instant. My family takes a lot of road trips, and these shocks have made all the difference on long hauls. The kids don’t complain about being bounced around anymore, and I can actually enjoy driving mountain roads instead of white-knuckling it. Two years in and they’re still performing like new. I’ll definitely buy Tokico again.

Brian Anderson

Customer