Product Details

Lifting or leveling a 2014-2024 Ford Expedition changes what the dampers have to do. The Bilstein B8 shocks are built for that taller stance and stay composed on rough ground.

Built in Germany to original-equipment standards and finished to survive road salt and grit, this is a bolt-in part with no modification required. Backed by Bilstein's limited lifetime warranty.

Discontinued - Final Sale

Bilstein has discontinued this part. We are selling the remaining stock and it will not be restocked once it is gone. Because of that, all sales on this item are final: it cannot be returned or exchanged. If you want the current-production part instead, Bilstein replaced this one with part 24-336918.

Features

  • 46mm monotube design ensures consistent, fade-free performance in all conditions
  • Practical alternative to coil spring spacers, with the benefit of Bilstein monotube technology
  • Adjustable spring seat offers 0-2.75in of lift, depending on the application
Specifications
Part Number 24-285063
Part Name Shock Absorber
Vehicle 2014-2024 Ford Expedition
Drivetrain RWD/4WD
UPC 651860831541
Rear Lift Height 0 - 1.5 in.
Body Design Snap Ring Grooved Body (Coilover)
Body Diameter (ID) 46 mm
Boot Included No
Collapsed Length 15.00 in. (381.0 mm)
Damping Adjustable No
Extended Length 20.95 in. (531.5 mm)
Finish Zinc Plated
Internal Design Monotube
Lower Mount Type Eye 20.3 mm
Reservoir No
Segment Light Truck
Series B8 5100 (Ride Height Adjustable)
Spring Seat Included No - Reuse OEM
Upper Mount Type Stem
Quantity Sold Individually
Notes Without Electronic Controlled Suspension (CCD) or Load Leveling Suspension
Vehicle Fitment
  • 2014 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD
  • 2015 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD
  • 2016 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD
  • 2017 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD
  • 2018 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD
  • 2019 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD
  • 2020 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD
  • 2021 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD
  • 2022 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD
  • 2023 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD
  • 2024 Ford Expedition RWD/4WD

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