KYB 5550013 Gas-a-Just Rear Shock for 2015-24 Ford Transit 150/250/350 (SWB)

Vehicle Fitment

• 2015-2024 Ford Transit 150 (SWB, Rear) - 3.5L V6, RWD/4WD
• 2015-2024 Ford Transit 250 (SWB, Rear) - 3.5L V6, RWD/4WD
• 2015-2024 Ford Transit 350/350 HD (SWB, Rear) - 3.5L V6, RWD/4WD
• Fitment confirmed through 2024. 2025 coverage unconfirmed at time of listing.

Features

• High-pressure Gas-a-Just monotube design for consistent damping
• Direct OEM replacement for rear shocks on SWB Ford Transit models
• Improved ride quality and rear stability under load
• Prevents aeration and fade for long-lasting performance
• Heavy-duty construction with steel body and chrome piston rod
• Maintains factory ride height for stock geometry
• Reduces rear bounce, squat, and sway during cornering
• Recommended to replace in pairs for balanced suspension performance

Specifications

• Position: Rear shock absorber (driver or passenger side)
• Product Line: Gas-a-Just Monotube
• Compressed length: 16.6 in - Extended length: 25.71 in - Stroke: 9.14 in
• Mounting: Upper and lower loop mounts designed for SWB chassis
• Weight: Approx. 6.5 lbs per unit
• Maintains factory ride height - no lift or drop
• Material: Steel body, chrome piston rod, nitrogen gas chamber

Included Components

• 1x KYB 5550013 Rear Monotube Shock Absorber
• 1x Mounting hardware bag (nuts/bolts/washers) - verify contents based on packaging

Product Description

The KYB 5550013 Gas-a-Just rear shock absorber is engineered for short-wheel-base Ford Transit vans (150, 250, 350/350 HD) from 2015 through 2024. This high-pressure monotube design delivers precise damping control, improving ride comfort and rear stability under heavy loads or during passenger transport. It serves as a direct OEM replacement, making installation simple and reliable.

This shock maintains factory ride height and suspension geometry, ensuring consistent handling without modifying the vehicle. Designed for commercial and daily-use applications, it reduces rear bounce, squat under load, and sway during cornering. Installing shocks in pairs is recommended to maintain balanced suspension performance across the rear axle.

Fitment is confirmed through 2024; 2025 coverage is unconfirmed at the time of listing. Always verify vehicle configuration (RWD/4WD, SWB) before installation to ensure compatibility.