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I've got a 2019 Lincoln Navigator that's been my family hauler for a few years now, and while I still love the space and comfort, the ride quality has slowly been going downhill. It used to feel so composed and planted, but lately it's developed this floaty, bouncy sensation that almost feels like riding in an old boat. When I hit a dip in the road, the car keeps bouncing a couple extra times before settling, and it's starting to make the kids car sick on longer drives. I had a mechanic friend ride with me and he immediately said the shocks are probably worn out, especially with how much weight we put in it and the mileage it has now. I've been looking into lincoln shock absorber replacement dubai because I want to make sure I get the right parts, whether that's going back with the factory air suspension components or possibly upgrading to something that'll handle the weight better. I found a specialist that seems to focus on suspension work for American SUVs, which gives me some confidence because I know these Navigators can be particular. Has anyone here replaced the shocks on their Navigator and noticed a big improvement in the ride quality? I'm trying to figure out if I should just do all four corners at once or if I can get away with just the fronts since that's where most of the bouncing feels like it's coming from. Any advice from other Navigator owners would be awesome.