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Notes: Assembly, Base or Roadster model. Driver side. Without JCW Package. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 187.99
- Location:: Rear
2012 Mini Cooper Shocks and Struts
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Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. Except sport package. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 198.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. Except sport package. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 206.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Assembly, Base or Roadster model. Passenger side. Without JCW Package. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 188.99
- Location:: Rear
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Notes: Strut, Premium gas strut. Front Right. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 54.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut, Premium gas strut. Front Left. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 54.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut, Premium gas spring seat. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 38.99
- Location:: Rear
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Notes: Strut, Driver side. Base model. Hatchback. Without Sport Package. Recommended OE Replacement. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 252.99
- Location:: Front
- Boot Included: No
- Gas Charged: Yes
- Lower Mount Type: Base Cup
- Body Color: Black
- Mounting Hardware Included: No
- Internal Construction Type: Twin Tube
- Adjustable: No
- Upper Mount Type: Stud
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Notes: Strut, Passenger side. Base model. Hatchback. Without Sport Package. Recommended OE Replacement. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 252.99
- Location:: Front
- Boot Included: No
- Gas Charged: Yes
- Lower Mount Type: Base Cup
- Body Color: Black
- Mounting Hardware Included: No
- Internal Construction Type: Twin Tube
- Adjustable: No
- Upper Mount Type: Stud
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Notes: Strut, Passenger side. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 126.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut, Driver side. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 146.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Shock, Roadster S or S Model. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 84.99
- Location:: Rear
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Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. B4. OE Replacement. With Standard Suspension. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 96.49
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. B4 OE Replacement. Sport Suspension. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 113.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. B4 OE Replacement. Sport Suspension. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 113.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. B8 Performance Plus. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 261.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. B6 Performance. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 245.99
- Location:: Front
- Mounting Hardware Included: Not Required
- Adjustable: No
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Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. B6 Performance. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 245.99
- Location:: Front
- Mounting Hardware Included: Not Required
- Adjustable: No
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Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. B4. OE Replacement. With Standard Suspension. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 96.49
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. B8 Performance Plus. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 261.99
- Location:: Front
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Location: Rear
Notes: Shock, B4 OE Replacement. With Standard Suspension. Quantity per car: 2. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 64.99
- Location:: Rear
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Location: Rear
Notes: Shock, B4 OE Replacement. Sport Suspension. Quantity per car: 2. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 74.49
- Location:: Rear
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Notes: Shock, Left. B6 Performance. May require part 33 50 6 778 572. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 134.99
- Location:: Rear
- Boot Included: No
- Gas Charged: Yes
- Lower Mount Type: Eyelet
- Adjustable: No
- Upper Mount Type: Stud
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Notes: Shock, Left. B8 Performance Plus. May require part 33 50 6 778 572. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 145.99
- Location:: Rear
About
2012 Mini Cooper Shocks and Struts
Signs of shock or strut wear include bouncy ride over rough roads, cornering body sway, dipping on the front end when braking hard, and the suspension bottoming out on rough roads. If you're having any of these symptoms, check to see if you have strut leaking liquid, if so, getting a new 2012 Mini Cooper strut is crucial. Buy 2012 Cooper shocks online and pick them up in a store near you today, or get them shipped to you with free next day delivery.
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