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Upgrade your vehicle’s suspension performance with TEIN EnduraPro Basic Shock Absorbers to your 2011-2013 Toyota Highlander 4WD (GSU45), a high-performance OE-shape replacement damper designed for dependable ride comfort, stability, and durability. EnduraPro Basic is engineered to work with the vehicle’s original springs and upper mounts while maintaining the original ride height. Its fixed damping design provides consistent suspension control, while the durable sealed construction, high-strength shell case, increased oil capacity, and high-performance damper oil help deliver reliable damping performance over time. The Hydraulic Bump Stopper (H.B.S.) system, where equipped, helps absorb impacts near full suspension compression for improved comfort and vehicle stability. TEIN also uses a corrosion-resistant powder coating to provide added protection against rust. EnduraPro Basic is sold as a left-and-right pair, with 2 shock absorbers per set.

Standard Features

  • OE-Shape Design - Designed to fit with the vehicle’s original springs and upper mounts while maintaining standard ride height.
  • Fixed Damping Performance - Provides consistent, non-adjustable damping for reliable everyday driving and suspension control.
  • Hydraulic Bump Stopper (H.B.S.) - Helps reduce harsh impact and unwanted bouncing during near-full suspension compression.
  • High Strength & Durability - Features a reinforced shell case with increased strength and oil capacity for long-term damping performance.
  • Sold as a Pair - Supplied as a left + right set, 2 pieces per set, making it suitable for replacing both dampers on the same axle.
Specifications
Part Number VSQ06-X1EA2
Part Name EnduraPro Basic Shock Absorbers
Vehicle 2011-2013 Toyota Highlander 4WD
Chassis Code GSU45
Engine 3500
Damping Adjustment No
Upper Mount OEM
Quantity Set of 2
Notes Included Hybrid Model.
Vehicle Fitment
  • 2011 Toyota Highlander 4WD (GSU45)
  • 2012 Toyota Highlander 4WD (GSU45)
  • 2013 Toyota Highlander 4WD (GSU45)

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