Monroe

Monroe brand comprises the widest assortment range of shock absorbers that covers 98% makes of world automotive fleet.
Monroe products are sold in 150 countries of the world.

Monroe Europe company owns four factories(one in Belgium, one in Great Britain and two in Spain) that manufacture 90 000 shock absorbers a day which totals in 19 million  shock absorbers a year.

All Monroe Europe factories have received ISO 9000 certificate. Today 55% of the products manufactured under Monroe trade mark are original shock absorbers. During the manufacturing process the shock absorbers are tested in 165 control points which further assists to the increase of quality, reliability and durability of shock absorbers. This has been proved by many car manufactures that install Monroe brand shock absorbers into manufactured cars.

Monroe aftermarket shock absorbers represent 45% of the total amount, 70% of them are gas shock absorbers, 30% - oil shock absorbers.

The advantage of Monroe company is in its production flexibility, its ability to understand and adapt to the philosophy of every car manufacturer as well as in having the desire to give advice and have close cooperation with designer teams of every company.
This is very important as the business success of the car of today depends more and more on the quality of original equipment.
Constantly improving technology Monroe is always ahead of the times and aiming at satisfying the customer demand have started to manufacture Monroe Magnum shock absorbers for trucks.

Tenneco Automotive company (the owner of Monroe) manufactures Monroe Magnum shock absorbers for trucks and trailers. Following all the requirements of car manufacturers these shock absorbers are applicable to the majority of European-made trucks having the carrying capacity from 3,5 to 41 tons, including ERF, Fiat, Foden,  DAF, MAN, Mercedes, Renault, Scania and Volvo. They are also for the trailers manufactured by BPW, Fuehauf, Gigant, Granning, Hendrickson, Lohr, ROR, SAF, Tadchurch, Trailor, Weweler and York.
Special oil is used in shock absorbers in order to ensure their performance at extreme temperatures from -40 to +200.