Replacing the front struts of my secondhand Titan

[Phineas and Ferb]

Hey guys, I need your input on this. I got my 2015 Titan Pro-4X and the previous owner (my pops) has already got Fox shocks installed. I really like it, don't get me wrong, but they've gone bad and now I need to replace them. But the problem is, only the front shocks gone bad, yet the price point is too high for me. What are the other options I can check out? I'd love if it's around the same performance as my Fox. Also, is it better to change both rear and front?

 

[LowKeyMike]

What are the other options I can check out?

try Rancho RS9000XLs, it's adjustable and I think it's worth a look

 

[Kent32]

Had the same thing happen to my ride, Fox shocks crapped out. I threw Bilstein 5100s up front, and man, they're almost spot-on with the Fox feel. I kept the rear stock for a bit, but the truck felt off, so I swapped those too. once both were Bilstein, the ride was back on point, so if you're lookin' for something close to Fox without breaking the bank, Bilstein's the way to go

 

[Titaniss]

Hey guys, I need your input on this. I got my 2015 Titan Pro-4X and the previous owner (my pops) has already got Fox shocks installed. I really like it, don't get me wrong, but they've gone bad and now I need to replace them. But the problem is, only the front shocks gone bad, yet the price point is too high for me. What are the other options I can check out? I'd love if it's around the same performance as my Fox. Also, is it better to change both rear and front?

If you're on the hunt for a budget-friendly replacement that offers comparable performance, you should definitely consider the Bilstein 5100s or Rancho RS5000X

For the best balance, it's ideal to change out both the front and rear shocks. However, if your rear shocks are still in good shape, just swapping out the fronts is perfectly fine too