Bilstein 24-282901 B6 Rear Shock for 2014-19 Toyota Highlander AWD/FWD

Vehicle Fitment

• 2014-2019 Toyota Highlander (Rear, AWD/FWD, 2WD option on some trims, Stock ride height)

Features

• Bilstein B6 Series monotube gas pressure rear shock absorber
• Velocity-sensitive digressive piston for responsive, consistent damping
• Application-specific tuning for enhanced handling and comfort
• Direct OE replacement - bolt-on installation with no modifications
• Improves ride quality, stability, and control over worn shocks
• Corrosion-resistant yellow finish with protective boot
• Durable design for everyday driving and light off-road conditions
• Backed by a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty

Specifications

• Position: Rear, driver or passenger side
• Series: Bilstein B6
• Internal design: Monotube gas pressure
• Piston diameter: ~46 mm
• Extended length: ~19.00 in
• Collapsed length: ~12.82 in
• Upper mount type: Eye
• Lower mount type: Eye
• Boot included: Yes

Included Components

• 1x Bilstein B6 Rear Shock Absorber (Part # 24-282901)
• 1x Protective boot
• Sold individually - recommended replacement in matched pairs

Product Description

The Bilstein 24-282901 B6 Series rear shock absorber is engineered as a direct-fit performance replacement for the rear suspension of Toyota Highlander SUVs from 2014 through 2019. Featuring Bilstein's monotube gas pressure technology and a velocity-sensitive digressive piston, this shock delivers consistent, fade-free damping that improves ride quality, handling precision, and stability compared to worn or aging factory shocks. The robust tuning tailored to the Highlander suspension enhances comfort for daily driving and light off-road use.

Designed for direct bolt-on installation using factory mounting points, the 24-282901 installs without modifications and maintains stock ride height characteristics. Its corrosion-resistant finish and included protective boot help extend service life in varied conditions. Sold individually, it's recommended to replace rear shocks in pairs to ensure balanced suspension performance. Fitment is confirmed through 2019; coverage for newer Highlander generations beyond 2019 is unconfirmed at time of listing.