BILSTEIN
BILSTEIN is a top manufacturer of high-performance shock absorbers and suspension systems. Founded in 1873 in Germany's Westphalia region, BILSTEIN has grown into a trusted name in the automotive, tuning, and motorsports industries. With a focus on innovation, the company continues to advance its line of BILSTEIN shocks, shock oil, and components to meet the demands of competitive racing. Whether you're on dirt, the circle track, or off-road terrain, count on BILSTEIN for the control and reliability you need, mile after mile.
Item Number: BIL1000424
$0.64
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Item Number: BIL2568310
$0.35
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Item Number: BILAK2072
$82.63
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Item Number: BILB46-0203A
$123.61
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Item Number: BILE4-FE1-Z003C41
$1.54
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Item Number: BILE4-FE1-Z003C43
$1.54
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Item Number: BILE4-AK1-Z008A00
$33.23
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Item Number: BILE4-BOA-0000287
$19.53
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Item Number: BILE4-FE1-Z003B46
$1.54
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Item Number: BILE4-KR2-X001A02
$2.10
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Item Number: BILS6G-4020
$105.47
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Item Number: BILS6G-1030
$105.47
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Is BILSTEIN a German company?
BILSTEIN was founded in 1873 in Germany's Westphalia region and is now headquartered in Ennepetal, located in the Ruhr region of Germany.
Is BILSTEIN made in the USA?
BILSTEIN shocks and components are developed and manufactured in six countries worldwide, including three facilities in the United States: Hamilton, Ohio; Mooresville, North Carolina; and Poway, California.
Is BILSTEIN better than Oem?
BILSTEIN shocks are often considered an upgrade over OEM, offering superior damping, improved control, and a more responsive, planted ride. Built with high-quality materials, they typically last longer than standard replacements. While they can feel firmer than OEM shocks, many drivers appreciate the enhanced stability and comfort, especially when carrying loads or driving in demanding conditions.