Honda Odyssey Struts/shocks

Asked by Mark Jul 29, 2016 at 05:32 PM about the 2006 Honda Odyssey LX FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2006 Odyssey with 115,000 miles on it suddenly
dropped on the right rear side and made a noise
like air escaping. My first thought was flat tire...
Nope. My questions are 1) Does my vehicle have
shocks, struts, or both in he rear? 2) is this a normal
thing and is it costly?

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86,105

Mark answered 7 years ago

2006 , 115,000 miles? Don't tell us that you're complaining about having to replace your shocks/struts... It will cost you around $750 to $900 .. Yes, you should do everything...

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86,105

Mark answered 7 years ago

I would definitely do all four wheels.. they're all just about to go bad.

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