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***VERY USED/DIRTY*** A-Premium Front Complete Strut

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Description

A-Premium offers a set of two complete front strut assemblies for your Ford Expedition (2014-2017) and Lincoln Navigator (2014-2017). These direct replacement struts feature a double pipe gas shock absorber system and an extended length of 21.97 inches. They are compatible with RWD models and 4WD models with a 119.0-inch wheelbase, excluding those with electronic adjustable suspension. Backed by a one-year unlimited-mileage guarantee for peace of mind.

Notes

11/8/2026 ***UPDATED***

Item Details

Seller

Nellis Auction

Pickup Location

3615 W Grand Pkwy N

Katy, TX, 77449

Quality

Used
Functional
No Damage
No Assembly Needed
In Package
No Missing Parts

Estimated Retail Price

$263.99

Buyers Premium

15%

Inventory Number

1092742369

Additional Details from the Manufacturer

This item information is coming from the manufacturer. Some of the details may vary from the Nellis Auction listing. Please check the Quality Rating and Notes for information specific to this listing

brand

A-Premium

dimensions

Package: 69.00 lb

More features

  • Compatible with Ford Expedition 2014-2017, Lincoln Navigator 2014-2017 (RWD models; 4WD models with 119.0 inches Wheel Base, without Electronic Adjustable Suspension)
  • Installation Position: Front Left and Right
  • Shock Absorber Type: Gas, Double Pipe
  • Extended Length: 21.97 inches
  • Quantity: Set of two pieces
  • Reference Numbers: 172900, 182900, 28920425, G57683, SR4456, SR4456K
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