Is Front Timbren Kit Needed With Rear Kit for 2012 Chrysler Town and Country

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2012 Town and Country front Timbren suggestion Sorry for the 2nd e-mail but I wanted to clarify my question. I have a Chrysler 2012 Town and Country. I have read what Timbren suspension I need for the rear. My question is, do I need to also put some in the front? If so, which front Timbren would I need? Thank you for your time.

asked by: Brian K

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You do not have to use a front Timbren kit when installing the rear kit that fits your 2012 Chrysler Town and Country part # TDVRRT. Since you only need rear suspension support the front can be left alone and it'll be just fine.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Brian K.

4/23/2020

If I purchase the Timbren for my Chrysler 2012 Town and Country, would I need to upgrade the shocks? I thought about upgrading to Timbren and to Monroe load adjusting shock absorber.

Chris R.

4/24/2020

You wouldn't need to upgrade the shocks or replace/modify any of the factory components on your Town and Country after installing the Timbren Rear Kit # TDVRRT.

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