2004 Honda CR-V Shock Mount - Rear Lower MAS Industries

Very nice product for the price

Needed to replace the rear strut mounts for my 2006 Mazda 3 2.3L. I should have done it when i replaced my struts 2 years ago. Regardless. Install was easy. Removal of the strut is fine if you know what you are doing. Whole process to replace both rear struts took maybe 1.5 hours. Mounts are a good replacement for the original. Mounts have been in for over 2 weeks and not having any issues with them

Part fit perfectly on my 94 F150. If you are going to do this a grinder and air chisel are a must as the factory part is riveted to the frame. Also, the rubber bumper at the bottom of the mount is not included. Note that the brake line passes thru the mount so you will need to bleed the brakes when you're done.

good deal

It was a good product but I had to return it because it wouldn't work for my vehicle (my fault for not double checking). Customer service was good and I would do business with them again!

All my expectations were met and I have no complaints. Better to buy this, than to buy it from the dealer; especially considering all hardware is included.

Not *exactly* the same mold shape as OEM, but appears to be equal in functionality and quality. Put them on my 2008 Mazdaspeed3 and have not had any issues after the shake down.

Good price, arrived on time just before the weekend so I was able to replace it on Saturday, perfect fit. Most difficult part was removing the rivets from the old mount.

This shock mount fit perfectly for replacing the stock shock mount in the car. The original disintegrated in dust, literally. Almost appeared as if it was not painted to protect it against corrosion. This replacement is painted. The studs are much longer than the original mount, but posed no issues.

Purchased this for my husband's truck. My brother installed them and it worked very well! Noticed a difference in the way it drove immediately! Great price too!

I'm not happy with the aluminum material, but after the research, I'm sure that's the only type you can get. There is no steel-made strut mount. Since that's the only choice, I would say not bad. Although I'll be pissed off if that parts need to be replaced again only a few years later.

I used these to replace the broke/corroded stock aluminum mounts on the back of our 2004 Chrysler Sebring sedan. The factory mounts are bare aluminum and one of them had corroded into two pieces and the other one was getting ready to do the same. I used these to fix the problem and also added KYB 344610 GR-2 Shocks at the same time. I cut one coil spring off to give the car just a tad bit lower stance in the back. Worked great.

The wife and I let the shocks and struts on her car become too far gone. They all needed to be replaced at the same time and the mechanic suggested replacing the mounts as well...so we did. So far so good. They were a decent price and arrived quickly.