Monroe Motorsport Suspensions

Monroe was founded in 1916. In 1926, the brand shifted its focus to ride comfort and control, launching the world's first passenger car shock absorber. Since then, Monroe has continued to innovate, introducing products such as double-action shock absorbers and sleeve-type shock absorbers. Monroe has also achieved remarkable success in racing. In 1953, Bill Vukovich drove a car equipped with Monroe shock absorbers to victory in the Indy 500. Over the following 22 years, cars equipped with Monroe shock absorbers won 21 races. In 2007, Monroe became the official racing suspension partner of the FIA World Touring Car Championship (WTCC), providing high-performance shock absorbers for racing cars. These shock absorbers help maintain stable handling at high speeds and through complex corners, reducing the impact of vibration on vehicle performance. Their reliable quality and outstanding performance have withstood the test of the rigors of racing.