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Front Shock Absorber Air Suspension Struts for Land Rover Range Rover Sport L405 L494 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 with ADS EDC LR056926 (Left) ?? IMPORTANT BUYER NOTICE (READ BEFORE PURCHASE) This is for vehicles WITH ADS / EDC electronic suspension ONLY ? Will NOT work on vehicles without electronic damping ? Will NOT fix issues caused by: Air compressor failure Valve block problems Suspension control module faults ? You MUST match your part number (LR056926) before buying ? FITMENT Land Rover Range Rover L405 Range Rover Sport L494 ? ONLY for models equipped with ADS / EDC (Electronic Suspension) ? OEM / PART NUMBERS (VERY IMPORTANT) Must match one of these before buying: LR056926 (MOST IMPORTANT) LR038804 LR052775 LR060133 LR072458 LR057256 LR060137 LR072219 LR072451 LR072460 About this item [Compatible Vehicles] These front struts are compatible with Land Rover Range Rover L405 2013-2022 with ADS/EDC; Land Rover Range Rover Sport L494 2014-2022 with ADS/EDC [OEM/Replacement Part Number] General OEM: LR038804, LR052775, LR060133, LR072458, LR038805, LR052776, LR057256, LR060137, LR072458, LR056926, LR057257, LR059938, LR072219, LR072451, LR072460, LR072451, LR072504, LR044852, LR045833, LR052787, LR052788, LR057259, LR060401, LR060403, LR072216, LR072440, LR057260. These shocks are manufactured to OEM specifications for reliable fit and performance [OEM-Spec Direct Fit] This OEM-exact replacement shocks and struts is manufactured to exact factory standards using original damping technology that converts vibration into heat energy to absorb road impacts and improves comfort. Thoroughly tested for durability and peak performance. Perfect direct-fit replacement for your vehicle with easy, no-hassle installation [When Should Shock Be Replaced?] Struts are core components of the suspension system and directly affect driving comfort, stability, and safety. When the following situations occur, it is usually necessary to inspect and consider replacing the shock absorbers: 1. Obvious oil leakage; 2. Abnormal vehicle bouncing or jolting; 3. Uneven tire wear; 4. Strange noises or loose feeling; 5. Increased braking distance or severe nose dive; 6. Excessive mileage or time (every 80,000?100,000 km)